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Genres Featured In Saville
Literary Fiction
(Dominant)
Coming-of-Age
(Major)
Drama
(Prominent)
Working-Class Fiction
(Major)
Psychological Fiction
(Notable)
Themes Featured In Saville
Working-Class Life
(Major)
Identity and Self-Discovery
(Significant)
Alienation and Loneliness
(Moderate)
Love and Relationships
(Noticable)
Art and Creativity
(Moderate)
Alienation from Society
(Noticable)
Social class and mobility
(Significant)
Tones In Saville
Gritty
(Very Strong)
Melancholic
(Strong)
Reflective
(Moderate)
Socially Critical
(Strong)
Realistic
(Very Strong)
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Books:
This Sporting Life by David Storey
The Loneliness of the Long-Distance Runner by Alan Sillitoe
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning by Alan Sillitoe
A Kestrel for a Knave by Barry Hines
No Orchids for Miss Blandish by James Hadley Chase
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Hi there! Have you read, or are you planning on reading, Saville?
We're looking for avid readers to help add bring the worlds in books to life. Quotes are just the start - we can envision the characters, the technologies, and yes, even the aliens. If you've read Saville, what did YOU love about the book? What did you hate? What did you wish was different?If you're interested in helping, you can freely add books and things about books, though it's a bit more streamlined if you join us as a premium user or a moderator. Together we'll make something great!
