A Long Way Home
A Long Way Home by Norma Mudd, published by Maple Publishers on November 30, 2022, is a memoir that chronicles the life of Kitty, who was born in Sligo. Her rural upbringing in the 1800s takes a dramatic turn following her encounters with an older married man, leading her to a complex life in industrial Wigan. The narrative intertwines historical and political events, including the potato famine, the suffragette movement, and the Great War, providing a rich backdrop to Kitty’s experiences.
Readers will find a detailed exploration of Kitty’s journey, which reflects the significant societal changes of her time. The memoir incorporates elements of humor, drawn from the language and diverse opinions of the characters, enriching the narrative. With 354 pages, this edition offers an engaging look at personal and historical intersections, making it a notable addition to the genres of biographies and memoirs.
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Sligo born Kitty’s promising rural life in the 1800s changes dramatically after her encounters with an older married man. Her subsequent life in industrial Wigan is filled with many twists and turns. The book reflects historical and political events as it moves into the twentieth century. These include the potato famine, the suffragette movement and the Great War. Of course, religion also plays an integral part of Kitty’s story. The humour of the book stems from the language and diverse opinions of the characters from both countries.
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