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The State of the Nation novel: part one

As well as telling great stories about complex characters, many novels are interested in the social questions and political changes of their time. As in the title of Anthony Trollope’s highly-acclaimed 1875 novel, such writers explore The Way We Live Now. Continue reading “The State of the Nation novel: part one”

Author rebecca.selman@btinternet.comPosted on November 15, 2020Categories 21st century fiction, The NovelTags Alan Sillitoe, Anthony Trollope, Benjamin Disraeli, Charles Dickens, Charlotte Bronte, David Copperfield, E.M.Forster, Elizabeth Gaskell, George Eliot, Hard Times, Howards End, Jonathan Coe, Little Dorrit, Middle England, Middlemarch, North and South, Oliver Twist, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning, Shirley, state of the nation novel, steak, Sybil, The Closed Circle, The Rotters' Club, The Way We Live Now1 Comment on The State of the Nation novel: part one

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