The Aerodrome

"The Aerodrome: A Love Story" by Warner, Rex, published by Random House UK. From Library Journal''Eight years older than 1984 , its claim to be regarded as a modern classic is as sound as that of Orwell's novel,'' writes Anthony Burgess in his introduction to this edition of The Aerodrome . Written as an allegory on fascism, the 1941 novel tells of the ruination of a rural village by the building of an aerodrome in its vicinity. Large fiction collections should consider it.Copyright 1994 Reed Business Information, Inc. ReviewA moral dialogue thrown into narrative form...humanity versus power, sprawling life versus death-dealing regimentation. -- New York Times. The beauty of his prose...has nothing to do with ‘fine writing’ but springs from a sound moral core.... -- C. Day Lewis. The value of The Aerodrome as literature becomes increasingly apparent at each rereading...an intensely original work. -- Anthony Burgess. Book details: published 1941. Order now on BookShops.in with fast, reliable delivery across India.