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The Triple Echo — H.E. Bates (Penguin)

The Triple Echo — H.E. Bates (Penguin)

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Description

'The Triple Echo' by H. E. Bates is a wartime novel set in rural England during the Second World War. Alice, a lonely farmer's wife, encounters Barton, a young soldier who has deserted from the army and is hiding in the countryside. Their relationship develops into an uneasy and increasingly complicated bond, while Barton disguises himself as a woman to avoid detection. Bates explores loneliness, desire, secrecy and the constraints of wartime society in a quiet but unsettling story. First published in 1970, the novel was later adapted into the 1972 film 'Triple Echo', starring Oliver Reed and Glenda Jackson.

Condition

Good condition, as pictured

Filed under: Classics