Hunger March

The action is confined to a single day, the day of the great hunger march. Intending to present a complete overview of the city, Allan chooses both working-class and middle-class characters, whose stories interweave through the day. Confronting issues of class and gender, Hunger March offer an insight into women's lives in Scotland in the first half of the 20th century. They are also highly readable and enjoyable works of fiction by a writer who deserves rediscovery by a new generation.

Автор	Dot Allan
Издательство	Hutchinson
Год издания	1934
Возрастное ограничение	12+
Объем (стр)	288
Переплет	Твердый
Состояние	Хорошее