Bill Broady lives and works in Yorkshire. His astonishing debut, Swimmer, was the fruit of Littlewoods’ largesse. He has also written and published some poetry and short stories in, amongst others, ‘The London Magazine’, ‘Poetry Now’, ‘Sofa’, ‘Printer’s Devil’, ‘The Big Issue’, ‘Artscene’ and ‘The Dalesman’.
Broady's major work of fiction, nearly a decade in the writing, explores the origins and development of the Independent Labour Party – the working-class political movement founded in Bradford in 1893. Detailing the exploits, fortunes, and relationships of three central characters:...
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