How did Olivia Laing decide to capture the fleeting nature of modern life in 'Crudo'?
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How did Olivia Laing decide to capture the fleeting nature of modern life in 'Crudo'?
Did anyone else feel like the narrative's fragmented style mirrored the chaos of contemporary society?
What inspired the choice to set 'Crudo' in a specific, real-time moment in Britain?