This week I talk about the 1930 novel High Wages by Dorothy Whipple, the cosmic story of how I found it, and the value of listening to the quiet voice.
 
<a href="https://persephonebooks.co.uk/">Persephone Books website</a>
<a href="https://persephonebooks.co.uk/products/high-wages-classic-edition?_pos=1&_sid=c076b8095&_ss=r">High Wages</a> by Dorothy Whipple
<a href="https://persephonebooks.co.uk/products/someone-at-a-distance-classic?_pos=3&_sid=596d8182b&_ss=r">Someone at a Distance</a> by Dorothy Whipple
20th Century Reading Challenge: <a href="https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/EqkRM4O7GQb">6.20 Future and Freedom in the 1970s</a> 
 
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Cover artwork is by Ashley Ronning

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