The Middle Ground
by Margaret Drabble
Genres: Literary Fiction, Contemporary Fiction
LTF Stock #: 000756
The Middle Ground centers on Kate Armstrong, a successful London journalist approaching middle age who begins to reassess her life, relationships, and ambitions. As she reflects on marriage, motherhood, career compromises, and emotional independence, Kate confronts the tension between personal fulfillment and social expectation. Margaret Drabble explores themes of feminism, aging, class, and moral responsibility with psychological insight and social realism. The novel captures the uncertainties of women navigating shifting roles in late twentieth-century Britain, emphasizing introspection and emotional nuance over plot-driven drama. (Knopf, 1980; 352 pp)
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The Middle Ground
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Margaret DrabbleSeries
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Under ReviewPublisher + Publication Date
Ivy Books – Jan 30, 1989Format
Paperback