Peter Hodgkinson Livres

Set in a dystopian future, the novel explores themes of surveillance, control, and rebellion through the eyes of its protagonist, who navigates a society reminiscent of Orwell's vision. As oppressive regimes tighten their grip, characters grapple with their identities and the fight for freedom. The narrative combines rich character development with a gripping plot, reflecting contemporary societal issues while paying homage to classic literature. Hodgkinson’s debut offers a thought-provoking commentary on the fragility of democracy and the human spirit's resilience.

Set in 1947, the story follows Mary Deben as she retreats to a secluded cottage in Connemara, Ireland, with the intention of writing her 'Spanish novel.' Amidst the stunning landscape, she grapples with her creative process and personal struggles, revealing the transformative power of solitude and inspiration. The narrative explores themes of artistic ambition, the search for identity, and the impact of place on creativity, all while immersing readers in the enchanting Irish scenery.

Focusing on the complexities of capital punishment, this collection challenges conventional debates and highlights overlooked issues. It reviews various groups and strategies advocating for abolitionism, emphasizing the need for capital litigators to address not only procedural abuses but also the harsh conditions faced by those on death row. The authors advocate for improvements in prison environments, including education, leisure activities, visitation rights, and medical services, aiming for a more humane approach to the death penalty discourse.

Our vision of the soldier of the Great War is often clouded by sentimentality. This is a portrayal of how the soldiers of 1914-1918 coped with their experiences.

A Complete Orchestra of War covers the history of the 6th (Regular) Division on the Western Front 1914-1919.