Of Love and Hunger

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Overview

The key literary figure in the pubs of post-war Fitzrovia, Maclaren-Ross pulled together his dispersed energies to write two great books: the posthumously published Memoirs of the Forties and this spectacular novel of the Depression, Of Love and Hunger - harsh, vivid, louche, and slangy, it deserves a permanent place alongside 'Coming Up for Air' and 'Hangover Square'.

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Book details & editions

ISBN	0141187115
Publisher	Penguin Books Limited (UK)
Publication date	January 1947
Language	English
Pages	204 pages

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About the Author

Julian Maclaren-Ross

Known for writing in a clear, engaging, and easy-to-follow style. The work feels natural and flows smoothly, making it enjoyable from beginning to end.