Economical with Fiction
E.J. BarnesFiction of the 1920s and 1930s, crossover of economics and fiction, stories of the Great Depression, Bloomsbury, women writers from historical novelist E.J. Barnes, author of Mr Keynes' Revolution
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Interested in 1920s, 1930s, JM Keynes, Bloomsbury, political economy, 20th century writers, women writers, forgotten classics, science v religion, social history, kids' books. Writer of historical fiction (Mr Keynes books).
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