I Sit in Hanger Lane

The story follows Horace Spurgeon Fenton, a financially and emotionally burdened scriptwriter, who navigates the chaotic landscape of the 1960s film industry. Through dark humor, the protagonist grapples with the demands of supporting his children, wives, and lovers while facing the absurdities of Wardour Street. This novel serves as a satirical reflection of the era, akin to a modern take on George Gissing's "New Grub Street," capturing the struggles of a creative individual in a manic world.