Early in this novel, its narrator blames “polyglot fate” for a doctor being named Todd, and dubs a woman’s tumor “big baby De’Ath.” While hospitalized, that woman from this novel is chastised for taking grotesque photographs of other patients, like a hydrocephalic baby and a woman with a prolapsed womb. This novel’s narrator gives the line “The cafe. In the cafe. In the cafe we,” after describing a “[transferral] of affections” away from a woman with whom he played hide and seek on a beach. In this novel, a (*) “strange tide” kills a girl and her mute, web-toed (10[2])twin brother after they run into the ocean. While staying at the Cedars with the Colonel and Miss Vavasour, (-5[1])this novel’s narrator reminisces about his childhood romance with Chloe Grace. (10[1])This Booker-winning (10[1])novel has been published in a volume with The Book of Evidence. (10[1])For 10 points, name this novel about Max Morden (10[1])by John Banville. ■END■ (10[4])