Code: 05113905

Never So Good

Name: Never So Good
Brand: NICK HERN BOOKS
SKU: 05113905
Price: 19.26 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Howard Brenton
ISBN: 9781854595515

by Howard Brenton

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 112
Publisher: NICK HERN BOOKS, 2008
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Book synopsis

In a series of deftly-sketched, fast-moving scenes, we are following Harold Macmillan's often haphazard rise to Prime Minister, from Eton (which he hated) through an early flirtation with the priesthood to early success under Churchill and final ascent to the premiership on the back of Eden's Suez disaster. Assailed by self-doubt, scorned by a domineering mother, cuckholded by his socialite wife, 'Supermac' is revealed as anything but super. What emerges however is a surprisingly sympathetic portrait of a decent human being caught up in the coils of power politics.