by Douglas Stuart · Edicions de 1984 · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788418858352
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In 'A Place for Mungo', Douglas Stuart immerses us in the harsh reality of Glasgow, where Mungo and James, from Protestant and Catholic families respectively, defy the barriers imposed by their communities. Amid violence and toxic masculinity, their friendship blossoms into a forbidden love. Mungo struggles to hide his true identity, fearing rejection from his environment, especially from his brother Hamish, leader of a local gang. Mungo's mother, in an attempt to guide him, sends him on a fishing trip that will change his life forever. Will Mungo find the strength to build a future with James, away from the oppression of his city? This moving story explores the search for identity and the fight against prejudice in an unforgiving world.
