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The stuff of everyday life: Real Estate, by Deborah Levy, reviewed

22 May 2021

9:00 AM

22 May 2021

9:00 AM

Real Estate Deborah Levy

Hamish Hamilton, pp.128, 10.99

Real Estate is the third and concluding volume of Deborah Levy’s ground-breaking ‘Living Autobiography’. Fans of Levy’s alluring, highly allusive fiction will appreciate the insights into her life; moreover, anyone with an ounce of curiosity will be fascinated by her compelling tour of city streets, island rocks and meandering diversions into ideas from a wealth of writers and artists.

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