Tina Jackson Knihy

Set in the North of England during the early 20th century, this tale explores the intertwined lives of three women grappling with their choices and societal constraints. Madge, a factory worker and gang member, struggles with guilt after a tragic incident, while Ellen seeks to dismantle the oppressive structures around her. Stella, forced into a life of performance, navigates survival through her beauty and talent. The narrative delves into the darker corners of vaudeville, suffragette actions, and the exploitation of women, blurring the lines between life and death as their stories unfold.

Set in the whimsical Chicken Foot House, this collection weaves together urban myths and fairytales that celebrate the extraordinary within the mundane. With a tone that appeals to those who embrace the unconventional, the stories invite readers into a world where the bizarre and magical coexist, challenging traditional narratives and showcasing characters who defy stereotypes. Perfect for those who prefer authenticity over fantasy, the tales resonate with a sense of wonder and a rebellious spirit.

Discover how the labour of women workers transformed Leeds into one of the UK's leading industrial cities.