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...around when it hits the shelves". Banks, who made his literary debut in 1984 with The Wasp Factory, is really two authors: he writes bestselling, mainstream, literary fiction as Iain Banks, and award-winning science fiction as Iain M Banks, about the Culture universe. "The exciting thing about reading Iain Banks is that you never know what kind of book it's going to be," said Banks' friend and fellow Scottish writer Ian Rankin. "It could be weird, it could be other-worldly, it could be literary ...

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