This pioneering work traces the history of the socialist novel, covering 150 years of creative writing.
It spans the hopes and aspirations of the Chartist writers in Britain and the modern variety of ideological and literary positions of socialist intellectuals.
The major conceptual and individual developments are carefully analysed, and the work brings together essays by such distinguished writers as Raymond Williams, John Goode, Raymón Ortega and Marsha Vicinus.
It proves a framework for wider discussion, situating the socialist novel in the overall framework of English literature.
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