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| Takashi Murakami's installation of a swollen-headed balloon god and his loopy flower minions remains stuck in manga meretriciousness, still lacking the baroque uplift that is claimed for the artist. Lewis's hopes held true, he currently has better things to think about than The Lion, the Witch and the War Chest--or whatever these continuations turn out to be (HarperCollins is dangling the names of such writers as Diana Wynne Jones and Geraldine McCaughrean, but this would be but meretriciousness piled upon artistic fraud. True to form, she inveighs about the meretriciousness of family, community, religion, and other idols of the tribe. |
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