Rezension: Tom Benn: “Chamber Music”

“Chamber Music” opens two years after we left Bane being stitched up by Holland: Things are not looking up for Bane in this brilliant follow-up to “The Doll Princess”, in which he comes face-to-face with a huge Rasta and a terrifying komodo dragon

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