Adam Thorpe's Ulverton chronicles three centuries of history in a fictional English village through diverse voices and literary forms.
From Cromwell's England to the 20th century, the novel uses diaries, letters, and other narratives to portray the lives of Ulverton's inhabitants.
It explores themes of community, change, and the enduring connection between people and the land, weaving together individual stories to create a rich tapestry of England's past.