How did Tom Sharpe decide to blend satire with family drama in 'Ancestral Vices'?
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How did Tom Sharpe decide to blend satire with family drama in 'Ancestral Vices'?
Did anyone else feel the humor was darker than expected, especially around family secrets?
What aspects of British society or heritage do you think Sharpe was most critiquing?
