The village has lied. William has lied. It is not because I am undeserving. Not because I am young and they are old. God has given them nothing. I know this now. Knives in Hens is a brutal fable set in a timeless spartan rural community. First staged at the Traverse Theatre; Edinburgh in June 1995; before transferring to the Bush Theatre; London; in November 1995; the play was playwright David Harrowers first professionally produced work. It has been staged in twenty-five countries around the world and is widely acknowledged as a modern Scottish classic.A remarkable play about the transformative power of knowledge and an emerging consciousness as the world moves from rural to the urban and industrial.With an introduction by Mark Fisher.
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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Good Urban Planning TextbookBy Dylan Murphy+ Informative; easy to understand content+ Fairly interesting; for a textbook+ Not too big+ Not too expensiveI would recommend it if you are involved in local government or an interested student.2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. This guy is the reason there is a gap between planning academics and actual working plannersBy jscoThe writing is so dense and bad; reading becomes a painful labor intense exercise to get through each chapter. He does not write clearly; concisely or in a direct well organized manner. There is no logic in the format he uses and he desperately needs an editor to help him write. This book is a great example of what is bad about academics and why there is a gap between academics and working planners. His message is lost because the writing is so god awful. I was forced to read this in a class; if not for that I would have thrown the book out after chapter 1 which is a overly lengthy set up for the book. Just bad; I would give it negative stars if I could; it is that bad.
