Ten Million Stars Are Burning

John Osmond

Set in the 1970s, this documentary novel is set against the political and cultural events experienced in Wales during this tumultuous and exciting era.

ISBN: 9781785622496

Price: £11.99

Department: Fiction, Welsh History, Politics

Format: Paperback

Language: English

No. of pages: 672

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The novel is unashamedly political. Its very raison d'être is the political system and the political world, and the characters' tools are the political implements of the political party and the campaign group, breaking the law and operating within the law, political office and the power of enfranchisement. It is this political machine that gives the characters their motivations and the means of fulfilling their quest for self-definition. - Catrin Fflur Huws, Gwales

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Set in the 1970s, this documentary novel is set against the political and cultural events experienced in Wales during this tumultuous and exciting era. The story is told through the eyes of two fictional characters: Owen James, a journalist and Rhiannon Jones-Davies, a language activist, student, and later a television producer.

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