Introduction 4 chapter I. The age of modernism

CONCLUSION

I decided to read “Hat Fortress” for the Scottish and Wales sessions, as it is a novel by Kronin, in addition to treating the female protagonists.Castlew like a good read with a strong message. Kalpak Fortress was his first novel and was very different from Kurgan. It was 600 pages long, and the verbal, flowery opening sentences were a real disappointment. However, I persevered, albeit with the help of frequent reading skips.
It’s a story of the arrogance and oppression of James Brody, the captain who eventually destroyed his family and himself.
The cover photo of my book is misleading because it is a giant, muscular man, violent, selfish, arrogant hooligan, spotlessly dressed, timely and often verbal and sometimes physically insulting . He's not that smart. He has built a thriving business in the last 20 years, but now entrusts the day-to-day running of the store to his assistant, a rather sick, pointed-nosed, thin Peter Perry, who gets along well with customers. Brody spends most of the day in his office reading the Glasgow Herald, so that he can discuss current affairs with other members of the literary and philosophical community, deal with suppliers, and only appear in the store when a top customer arrives. it can. .
The castle is an architecturally eclectic house inhabited by Brody, which has developed itself against any advice and is absolutely depressing, ugly and uncomfortable. His colleagues in Levenford, south of Glasgow , laugh at the house behind him.

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