'Mr Kitchin is an enjoyably ruthless writer.' - Punch
'Ten Pollitt Place is written in another language. It is another world. . . . T]he observation is delightful. It is beautifully done.' - The Observer
'Mr Kitchin is still writing the traditional, well-bred, upper-English-middle-class novel. He does it finely, with a loving art.' - The Spectator
'Before the end of this year someone in this house is going to die.' This is the terrible prophecy of fifteen-year-old Hugo, who possesses an uncanny gift of second sight. But who will it be? Maybe old...