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Introduction by JAN BADENI
Stefan Badeni later realised that on first seeing Mauthausen he had not remembered Dante’s words: ‘Abandon hope, all ye who enter here’. His moving memoir describes his imprisonment there and subsequent years in hell.
Sequel to CAUGHT FOR TIME
The author has holidays in Dorset, Brittany and London, but is always glad to get back to beloved Somerset. The end comes and ‘I shan’t write any more’, she says. (Years later she does, in diaries still to be published.)
Introduction by RONALD DUNCAN
Henry Williamson is the author of Tarka the Otter and Salar the Salmon (many people know him for the film of Tarka) amongst his nature writing, besides many intensely felt novels including some of the best writing of the First World War. Ted Hughes, Diana Mosley and others deal with aspects of all the writing of this prolific author.
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Edited by K. C. PHILLIPPS
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Charles Lee’s Cornish diaries, from the 1890s to 1900s, record notable anecdotes about,
and from, the lives of people from Newlyn, St Mawgan and others, capturing their
humour, wit and graphic turn of phrase.
From the Foreword by ROBERT GITTINGS
‘Hardy’s sense of place, & the emotions aroused by places, his active eye & ear, his uncanny portrayal of women, his concrete command of imagery, all are represented in this eminently satisfying volume.’
Brocard Sewell reveals here his different worlds: childhood at Launceston, journalism, printing, publishing; the priesthood, from 1965 editing the Aylesford Review, religious controversy leading to exile to Canada, & a final return to monastic life.