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‘Goblin’ is a compelling exploration of memory, trauma, and the power of imagination, masterfully penned by the acclaimed British author Ever Dundas. This work of literary fiction delves into the life of Goblin, an elderly woman confronting her tumultuous past amidst the backdrop of World War II London. Through a narrative that weaves between the past and present, Dundas skillfully portrays the themes of identity, the impact of war, and the resilience of the human spirit. ‘Goblin’ is not only a testament to Dundas’s narrative prowess but also a poignant reminder of the shadows that history and personal pasts cast on the present.