Defoe's Britain General Practice / Family Practice addictive and utterly compelling

addictive and utterly compelling

and published alongside a board book edition of the beloved song "Won't You Be My Neighbor

the girl who vanished without a trace on her way to school one morning

the book exposes the environment in which they live

A Stranger in Your Own City offers a remarkable de-centring of the West in the history and contemporary situation of the region

Defoe's Britain General Practice / Family Practice addictive and utterly compelling"This book fits into a sequence of books I have written in which writers are used to throw light on their times, and vice versa, a sequence beginning with Fleming, Shakespeare and Austen, and continuing with Dickens, Christie, Doyle, Fielding, Smollett and the Gothic novelists. I have found the approach a fascinating one, not least in leading me to re read much from earlier years. [] This study is not a biography, in whole or part, of Defoe. []