The Day of the Sardine

by Sid Chaplin

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The Day of the Sardine is the definitive working-class narrative: Arthur Haggerston, a young man dulled and dumbed by a succession of soulles manual jobs, finds release for his frustrations in drink and violence; there is no economic solution for Arthur, but possible redemption and growth are offered in the form of relationships with two women, tone older, the other a young Methodist Christian.… (more)

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The Day of the Sardine is the definitive working-class narrative: Arthur Haggerston, a young man dulled and dumbed by a succession of soulles manual jobs, finds release for his frustrations in drink and violence; there is no economic solution for Arthur, but possible redemption and growth are offered in the form of relationships with two women, tone older, the other a young Methodist Christian.

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