In the North London neighborhood of Islington, the colors run up against one another. Deep blue ('Poor') bleeds into pink ('Fairly comfortable'), and red ('Well-to-do'): the rich and poor living side by side.
One such house-floor-to-ceiling sash windows; Aga range in the kitchen-belongs to Campbell Flynn, the doomed protagonist of Andrew O'Hagan's sprawling new novel of contemporary London, 'Caledonian Road,' out this month in the U.S.
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