ISBN: 9780955185120

James Curtis belongs to a tradition of novelists, Patrick Hamilton among them, whose left-wing politics shapes not only their lives but also their fiction. Curtis used his plots to highli… Más…

James Curtis belongs to a tradition of novelists, Patrick Hamilton among them, whose left-wing politics shapes not only their lives but also their fiction. Curtis used his plots to highlight the unfairness of society and dearth of opportunity that all too often leads people to break the law. The Gilt Kid (first published in 1936) focuses on a convicted burglar and Communist sympathiser, freshly realeased from prison who wastes little time in plunging back to the London underworld, a milieu that few writers have depicted with such empathy and clarity. Books<

ISBN: 0955185122

[SR: 166537], Hardcover, [EAN: 9780955185120], London Books, London Books, Book, [PU: London Books], London Books, 590756, Contemporary Fiction, 62, Fiction, 1025612, Subjects, 266239, Bo… Más…

[SR: 166537], Hardcover, [EAN: 9780955185120], London Books, London Books, Book, [PU: London Books], London Books, 590756, Contemporary Fiction, 62, Fiction, 1025612, Subjects, 266239, Books, 590934, Literary Fiction, 62, Fiction, 1025612, Subjects, 266239, Books<

ISBN: 9780955185120

Hardback, [PU: London Books], 'The Gilt Kid' focuses on a convicted burglar and Communist sympathiser, freshly released from prison. Instead of going on the straight and narrow, he wastes… Más…

Hardback, [PU: London Books], 'The Gilt Kid' focuses on a convicted burglar and Communist sympathiser, freshly released from prison. Instead of going on the straight and narrow, he wastes little time in plunging back into the London underworld., Contemporary Fiction<

ISBN: 9780955185120

The Gilt Kid With an introduction from Paul Willets, this is a classic novel about London low-life, first published in 1936, and recently rediscovered. Bücher 978-0-9551851-2-0, London Books

The Gilt Kid With an introduction from Paul Willets, this is a classic novel about London low-life, first published in 1936, and recently rediscovered. Bücher 978-0-9551851-2-0, London Books<