The Bomb; Volume 2

This controversial novel tells the story of a young Irishman who falls in love with a married woman and becomes involved in a plot to blow up the British parliament. Set against the backdrop of the Irish struggle for independence, The Bomb is a powerful and provocative exploration of political violence, sexual desire, and the complex interplay between love and revolution. Originally banned in Britain, this novel remains a classic of modernist literature.
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