Landlocked

In the aftermath of World War II, Martha Quest confronts profound disillusionment with the communist movement in Africa, alongside the disintegration of her marriage to a movement leader. Facing an erosion of her personal identity, she embarks on a journey for autonomy, finding a temporary escape from her unhappiness through a meaningful love affair.
Landlocked
is the fourth installment in Doris Lessing's acclaimed "Children of Violence" sequence.
Why You Should Read?
Explore Martha Quest's complex psychological and political journey in post-WWII Africa.
Gain insight into the disillusionment with political movements and the search for personal liberation.
Experience Doris Lessing's distinctive prose and incisive social commentary.
Engage with a pivotal novel within the "Children of Violence," a seminal work of 20th-century literature.