Cricket, Fiction and Nation

Cricket, Fiction and NationAuthor: Rod Edmond ISBN: 9781839996450 Publisher: Anthem Press Year first published: 07 Oct 2025 Pages: 180 Format: Hardback Cricket, Fiction and Nation traces the historic arc of fiction dealing with cricket from its beginnings in the early nineteenth century to its emergence in the early twentieth century as a form of serious literature, its subsequent decline into genre writing and its rejuvenation in the global world of the twenty first century.

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