Présentation de l'éditeur :
Glasgow 1915. Set against the background of rent strikes, anti-war sentiment and a revolution brewing in Russia, a young Jewish woman from the Gorbals gains her first taste for protest and female solidarity. Her political sensibilities are fired up even further by a personal trauma that leads her to campaign for the betterment of women's lives in the city. But distraction from her crusade comes with a love affair exposing her to the prospect of a new life in communal settlements taking root in British-mandate Palestine. This novel is not only about a young woman trying to find her way in the world of men, but also the story of a new world for women opened up by socialism and contraception.
Biographie de l'auteur :
J. David Simons' first novel, The Credit Draper, was shortlisted for the Society of Authors' McKitterick Prize. He was awarded a Writer's Bursery from the Scottish Arts Council to assist in the writing of The Liberation of Celia Kahn. He has worked as a lawyer and as a journalist, living in Australia, Japan and elsewhere, before returning to Glasgow to become a full-time writer. Both of J. David Simons' novels are now published by Five Leaves.
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- ÉditeurFive Leaves Publications
- Date d'édition2011
- ISBN 10 1907869034
- ISBN 13 9781907869037
- ReliureBroché
- Numéro d'édition1
- Nombre de pages240
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