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Item Height: 0.5 in Item Length: 8.5 in Language: English Release Date: 09/01/2005 Format: Perfect ISBN-10: 1845230310 ISBN: 9781845230319 Genre: Fiction Topic: Literary, Political EAN: 9781845230319 Number of Pages: 160 Pages Book Title: Voices under the Window height: 0.5 in Publication Year: 2005 Publication Name: Voices Under The Window width: 5.2 in Author: John Hearne Publisher: Peepal Tree Press, The Limited Item Weight: 3 Oz Country of Origin: GB Release Year: 2005 Item Width: 5.2 in

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John Hearne Voices Under The Window (Paperback). Author: John Hearne. Title: Voices Under The Window. Now he is trapped, brought to bleed his life away in a small, airless room, cut off from doctors, ambulances, police. Format: Paperback. Release Year: 2005. Further DetailsTitle: Voices Under The Window Condition: New ISBN-10: 1845230310 EAN: 9781845230319 Format: Paperback Author: John Hearne ISBN: 9781845230319 Publisher: Peepal Tree Press Ltd Release Date: 09/01/2005 Language: English Country/Region of Manufacture: GB Genre: Fiction Description: Mark Lattimer is chopped by a stranger in the heat of a riot. He has been attacked because he looks white and middle class, though he is a politically committed lawyer working for the poor and the nationalist movement in Jamaica. Now he is trapped, brought to bleed his life away in a small, airless room, cut off from doctors, ambulances, police. As he dies, he talks to his companions, his black lover and a fellow party worker, and drifts into memories of his past: his privileged childhood, his time in London and the RAF, his affairs and marriage and the moment when he gives his allegiance to the poor. But now what meaning can be given to his life and death? First published fifty years ago, "Voices Under the Window" is reissued in association with the Calabash International Literary Festival Trust as a work that, in the words of Colin Channer, is a 'Molotov cocktail that ignites important questions of race and power ...questions still burning in Kingston today.' In his insightful introduction, Kwame Dawes finds in "Voices", a novel that is wholly contemporary in its treatment of the personal and the political, that lives because it is a 'deftly crafted work full of a sense of place and time, a work of psychological intensity and literary elegance.' Item Weight: 185g Release Year: 2005 Missing Information?Please contact us if any details are missing and where possible we will add the information to our listing.