Working Class

Descrição: The group's a big tent for readers who self-identify as working class and who grew up in working-class families and locales, but it is also for anyone who reads books about the working class, books about labor and labor history, books from small presses, and books that have a connection to labor, be the connection direct or oblique, imaginative or journalistic, spiritual or social, personal or political, and combinations thereof. (The photo is of workers at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company, the building of which burned in a notorious, deadly fire in 1911.)

Membros mais recentes: lateXfees, callistov, SusanB55, workingwriter, vintage_books, DorsVenabili, emfink, sirseth, nsellars, ficekrichard47, LindaGDavis, SeanJones, jndassaro, archivesman, BGP, theharveygirls, 89vine, haidiw, AngieK, bookmasterjmv, sinfronteras, tschumac, dvdbokbulimiker, ccarlsson, britalcast, MelvinEB, GregMiller, 1in12Library, randmiam, dodger — 57 total

Fórum do Grupo

Tópicos		mensagens	Última mensagem
Labor and the Legacy Libraries		6	ostrom, Fevereiro 6
Hardest or Worst Job Ever?		21	robbieg_422, Novembro 2008
Favorite Summer Job as a Kid?		7	dlweeks, Outubro 2008
Academics, Politicos, Faux-Proles and the like		6	TLCrawford, Maio 2008
British Film: Mike Leigh vs. Ken Loach?		4	krolik, Abril 2008
Recommended working-class writing?		32	BGP, Abril 2008
Is writing work?		5	BGP, Abril 2008
Adormecido: Abraham Lincoln Battalion		5	ostrom, Abril 2008
Adormecido: Working-Class websites?		6	dodger, Abril 2008
Adormecido: Haymarket Square		5	TLCrawford, Abril 2008
Adormecido: Working-Class Movies?		14	ostrom, Março 2008
Adormecido: Working-Class Short Stories?		5	elle.wilson, Março 2008
Adormecido: Old School Labor Writing? Any Recommendations?		4	lilithcat, Fevereiro 2008
Adormecido: Young Adult Literature?		4	TLCrawford, Fevereiro 2008