Like Irwin's other novels, it has a suggestion of the conjuror's performance, of fiction as a series of secret worlds opening one into another. Prayer-Cushions of the Flesh returned to the medieval Middle East, with an erotically-charged Topkapi harem and its sexual delusions. "All my novels are about madness of one kind or another - obsession, delusion, drunkenness." The Limits of Vision was born out of domestic claustrophobia: a housewife obsessed with dust finds herself conversing with great minds of the past, such as Leonardo and Darwin, in an imaginative investigation of suburban psychopathology.
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It is now regarded as a masterpiece and one of the great works of twentieth century fiction. The Arabian Nightmare was first published in November 1983. It is a dream without awakening, a flight without escape, a tale without end. A disease that seizes the mind, the Arabian Nightmare pervades the darkness of medieval Cairo. Ursued through a maze of streets by the Father of Cats, Fatima the Deathly, Shikk the half-man and many others.
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