Leah Hanwell

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Leah Hanwell is a central character in Zadie Smith’s novel "NW," depicted as a working-class Londoner navigating friendship, identity, and social mobility in contemporary northwest London.

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Leah Hanwell canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn NW
associatedWith Caldwell council estate NERFINISHED
Kilburn NERFINISHED
createdBy Zadie Smith NERFINISHED
createdInYear 2012
ethnicBackground Irish descent
firstAppearance NW
gender female
hasConflictWith Michel NERFINISHED
Natalie Blake NERFINISHED
hasFriend Felix Cooper NERFINISHED
Natalie Blake NERFINISHED
hasMother Pauline NERFINISHED
hasSpouse Michel NERFINISHED
literaryGenre contemporary fiction
maritalStatus married
medium novel
narrativeRole central protagonist in NW
nationality British
occupation charity worker
residence Caldwell estate NERFINISHED
northwest London NERFINISHED
settingOfLife contemporary northwest London
socialClass working class
spouseOccupation hairdresser
strugglesWith identity
sense of belonging
social mobility
themeIn contemporary urban life
friendship
race and class in London
timePeriod early 21st century

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NW mainCharacter Leah Hanwell