The English Dragon
T.P. Bragg

The English Dragon is a political novel with a small p. It is a story of loss of innocence; a search for identity; of what it means to be English. Modern England is observed through the eyes of a baby. The narrative gives the flavour of a culture obsessed with image and dogma. There is a juxtaposition of the new and often violent urban society with the rural, traditional community.

The author does not shy away from difficult subjects - the treatment and housing of asylum-seekers being crucial to the novel's structure. A few will find it uncomfortable but most will recognise the England portrayed.

This is a very well written and enthralling story which is made even better by its often humorous jibes at modern political dogma.

£5.95

A5 ISBN 1-903313-02-3 256 pages