Tiny Luttrell

A delightful social satire from E.W. Hornung, "Tiny Luttrell" offers a humorous glimpse into the lives of Australian expatriates navigating the complexities of British society. This engaging fiction explores the contrasts between cultures with wit and keen observation. Hornung masterfully crafts a narrative that amuses while subtly critiquing social conventions.

A timeless example of literary fiction, "Tiny Luttrell" examines themes of belonging and identity through the experiences of Australians in England. The novelâs enduring appeal lies in its clever humor and insightful portrayal of human relationships across cultural divides. Rediscover this classic tale of expatriate life, offering a window into a world where social expectations and personal aspirations collide. A meticulously prepared republication of a historical text.

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