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    In which novel is England an outlying province of the Russian Empire?

    Question #22185. Asked by what?. (Sep 01 02 11:14 PM)


    Tabby Tom

    		'Russian Hide and Seek' by Kingsley Amis (published 1980) depicts England as conquered by Russia. I'm not sure whether it's literally a province of Russia or just a satellite state.

    Sep 02 02, 9:46 AM

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