Avril and the Free Press

In this satirical novel, Hilaire Belloc takes on the corruption and sensationalism of the newspaper industry at the turn of the century. Through the character of Avril, a young journalist trying to make her mark in a male-dominated field, Belloc exposes the many flaws of the press and calls for a return to journalistic integrity. A must-read for anyone interested in media studies or political satire.
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