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Two Closes and a Referendum

English

By (author): Mary McCabe

An engaging tale of ordinary people in an extraordinary time, capturing the growing excitement and fervour of the 2014 Independence Referendum that changed Scotland for ever. Set in Glasgows East End, the novel follows ordinary citizens as they explore their identity and wrestle with the hopes and fears that surround the choice they are asked to make. Mary McCabe has written a compelling novel where human drama meets political activism. See more
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Product Details
  • Publication Date: 01 Oct 2017
  • Publisher: Ringwood Publishing
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781901514483

About Mary McCabe

Mary McCabe is a political activist writer playwright and poet from Glasgow. Her work is written in Scots English and Gaelic. A political campaigner since her schooldays she has decades of experience in door-to-door canvassing attending demonstrations in Scotland and abroad and proposing progressive change. She is now retired from her day job as researcher and editor with Glasgow City Council. Her fictionalised account of scandals in her own family tree `Stirring the Dust (2012) written in English Doric and Glaswegian was named `Paperback of the Week in The Herald. Her work also includes the novel `Everwinding Times (1994) and an illustrated book `Street Schemes and Stages (1991) about cultural projects. She is active in the writers political organisation International PEN.

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