Scottish writer
Karen Campbell is the author of six novels, most recently
Rise and
This is Where I Am. One of her ten top books about freedom, as shared at the
Guardian:
Suite Française by Irène Némirovsky
An incomplete novel set in occupied France, written by a woman whose voice was extinguished by the Nazis – yet lives on in an unfinished masterpiece. There can’t be any more poignant or eloquent tribute to freedom of expression than that.
Read about
the other books on the list.
Suite Française is among
Sarah Stodol's ten top lost-and-found novels,
Max Hastings's ten best books on war,
David Lodge's five best books about social class, and
Howard Bloch's five best books about France.
--Marshal Zeringue
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