Girl, Woman, Other

Author: Bernardine Evaristo

Book Locations
  • Shoreditch

    In "Girl, Woman, Other," Shoreditch is central to the narrative, representing the changing cultural landscape of London.

  • Soho

    Soho is depicted as a place of artistic expression and diversity, crucial to the novel's exploration of identity and community.

  • Covent Garden

    Covent Garden serves as a backdrop for key moments in the characters' lives, reflecting the vibrant and diverse energy of London.

  • Southbank

    Southbank is a significant location where the novel's themes of connection and disconnection are explored.

  • Trafalgar Square

    Trafalgar Square is featured as a symbol of the historical and social changes that the characters navigate in "Girl, Woman, Other."

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