The Amish Landscape (edition 1993)

by Robert Holman (Author)

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A first novel set largely in Britain but culminating in an inside view of the secret life of the Amish. The author's plays, such as Other Worlds, The Overgrown Path, Today and Making Noise Quietly have been staged at The Royal Court Theatre, The Bush and the RSC.

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Member:	KimSalyers
Title:	The Amish Landscape
Authors:	Robert Holman (Author)
Info:	PENGUIN BOOKS LTD (1993), Edition: First Thus, 304 pages
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A first novel set largely in Britain but culminating in an inside view of the secret life of the Amish. The author's plays, such as Other Worlds, The Overgrown Path, Today and Making Noise Quietly have been staged at The Royal Court Theatre, The Bush and the RSC.

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