Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky

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Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky is a trilogy of semi-autobiographical novels by Patrick Hamilton that portrays the lives and unfulfilled desires of working-class Londoners in the interwar period.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf literary work
novel trilogy
adaptedAs television series
author Patrick Hamilton NERFINISHED
centralLocationInNarrative The Midnight Bell pub NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
firstPublicationDate 1929
1930
1934
genre semi-autobiographical fiction
social realism
working-class fiction
hasPart The Midnight Bell NERFINISHED
The Plains of Cement NERFINISHED
The Siege of Pleasure NERFINISHED
hasSubject alcohol and drinking culture
class constraints
romantic disillusionment
literaryMovement interwar British literature
literarySignificance portrayal of urban working-class life in interwar London
mainTheme loneliness
obsession
unfulfilled desire
working-class life
narrativeFocus ordinary Londoners
narrativeStyle third-person narration
notableCharacter Bob NERFINISHED
Ella NERFINISHED
Jenny NERFINISHED
originalLanguage English
publisher Constable & Co. NERFINISHED
settingLocation London, England
surface form: London
settingPeriod interwar period
televisionAdaptationBroadcaster BBC NERFINISHED
televisionAdaptationReleaseYear 2005

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Patrick Hamilton notableWork Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky
Patrick Hamilton wrote Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky
Simon Curtis directed Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky