In a beleaguered city where rats and roving gangs terrorize the streets, where government has broken down and meaningless violence holds sway, a woman -- middle-aged and middle-class -- is brought a twelve-year-old girl and told that it is her responsibility to raise the child. This book, which the author has called "an attempt at autobiography," is that woman's journal -- a glimpse of a future only slightly more horrendous than our present, and of the forces that alone can save us from total destruction.
LoC Classification |
PR6023.E833 .M4 1988 |
Dewey |
823.914 |
Cover Price |
£9.09 |
No. of Pages |
224 |
Height x Width |
202
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130
mm |
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