The Old and the Young Suad al-Kawari

The Old and the Young Suad al-KawariEnglish literature has a fine tradition of rural writing, and one of this century's greatest exponents was Margiad Evans (1909 1958). Although born in Uxbridge, she was brought up near Ross on Wye, and it is the south Herefordshire borderlands, its farmsteads, hamlets and towns, which are the setting for The Old And The Young, her collection of short stories first published in 1948. These fifteen stories are a distillation and refinement of all that

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