Our Lady of DemeraraDrama critic Lance Yardley is only 30 but is already a seedy wreck of a man, spending his nights in the back streets of Coventry looking for prostitutes. A working class boy brought up in a broken home on a council estate, he has sought escape in literature and through his marriage to an actress, the great granddaughter of a 19th century Englishman who made his fortune from the sugar plantations in Guyana. At first Elizabeth attracts Yardley, but

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resentment for the ways of unreliable men

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childhoods such as Pooran's

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their influence on Karl Marx and

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