This volume offers a new and comprehensive picture of 1930s British literature, and also ambitiously recasts our understanding of twentieth-century literary and cultural history by reframing the decade. It is an excellent resource for undergraduates, graduates and scholars of 1930s British literature, and twentieth-century literature more generally.
Offers a radically new picture of the 'long 1930s', describing it as a pivot of twentieth-century literary and cultural production.
