Delve into the impact of class and space in British postwar writing with this insightful analysis of kitchen sink realism. Explore how settings in novels, plays, and films shaped class consciousness and social stratification. Utilizing archival research, this study offers fresh perspectives on spatial representation in cultural production and its role in defining working-class life. An essential read for students, scholars, and enthusiasts of literary studies, cultural history, and sociology keen to understand post-war Britain’s socio-topographic shifts.