New Zealand · Literature · Hard
Answer: Man Alone — John Mulgan's 'Man Alone' (1939) depicts a rootless, solitary protagonist and is often read as a metaphor for the national character ΓÇö the 'man alone' becoming an enduring archetype in the country's literature and film.
John Mulgan's 'Man Alone' (1939) depicts a rootless, solitary protagonist and is often read as a metaphor for the national character ΓÇö the 'man alone' becoming an enduring archetype in the country's literature and film.