In Hot Stew, Fiona Mozley Takes Aim at Gentrifying Cities
Mozley discusses why the medieval period inspires her, how Charles Dickens influenced this book, and what she hopes and fears for modern cities riven by income inequality.
Hot Stew, describing a character s pleasant feeling of his own largesse as he doles out a generous tip.
Anyone living in a capitalist system like the one Mozley lambasts in this novel knows one thing to be true about wealth: it all too rarely flows downward.
Four years after the publication of her Booker Prize-nominated debut,
Elmet, Mozely returns with her sophomore effort in
Swallowed by Capitalism: Fiona Mozley s Bittersweet Love Letter to Soho
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