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A Loving Economy: Alasdair Gray’s ‘Poor Things’
I postponed the boat Glasgowward to two-thirds through the month and made it up a tier from three to four without arrest, though I intelligently left a Kindle on the Megabus as evidence of my transit (recovered a week later … Continue reading
Posted in Politics, Review
Tagged Alasdair Gray, D.H. Lawrence, economy, freedom, Glasgow, H.G. Wells, love, optimism, politics, Poor Things, postwar settlement, professionals, socialism, technology, Victorian, welfarism
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