Testament

Hutchinson, R.C.

Literature & Fiction

Penguin Putnam~trade

The Unforgotten Prisoner (King Penguin)

Literary

Penguin

Elephant And Castle: A Reconstruction

Elephant and Castle: A Reconstruction

Kessinger Publishing

Bringing great writing back into print - a Faber Finds book.

Faber and Faber

Heinrich Gotthold is shot for espionage in an orchard near the small French village of Redonnay. Soon after the war his widow, Hedwig, and John Saggard, his one-time friend and eventual executioner, find themselves face to face. From an English country rectory to a Catholic seminary in Germany and an artist's studio in London, currents of love and friendship cross and double-cross as events build to an extraordinary climax. First published in 1933, The Unforgotten Prisoner brilliantly caught the tensions of its time, powerfully portraying the relationship between England and Germany in the years surrounding the First World War.

The Unforgotten Prisoner

Recollection of a Journey

Stepan, a Russian aristocrat by birth and lorry driver by trade, has long believed his only child to be dead. When he discovers that his 15-year-old daughter is alive in a Swiss hospital he is determined to take her home. She's afflicted with severe mental and physical disabilities; but for Stepan, she is a gift, and the one remaining link to his beloved wife Helene from whom he has long been separated. Set against two backdrops - the bustle of crowded Marseilles and the peace of sun-steeped Provence -A Child Possessed is a beautiful love story, steeped in humour and sadness, and laced with a profound understanding of the human soul.

A Child Possessed

Rising

Michael, Joseph

Two men of letters: Correspondence between R.C. Hutchinson, novelist, and Martyn Skinner, poet, 1957-1974

Joseph

Poland 1939.It is the Russian occupation, not the German invasion, which destroys the aristocratic Kolbeck family. In 1940, they and hundreds of thousands of Poles are driven like cattle into the wastes of Siberia where they are forced to labor in the cause of 'democracy'.Stephanie's husband offended the tiles of blood and class when he brought her into the Kolbeck family. Now she has to fend for herself amongst people who not only consider her an inferior, but harbor a secret about her past which they cannot reveal.During the horrific journey from Siberia to the northern borders of Persia, Stephanie loses nearly all those she loves, including three baby sons; and discovers the true meaning of being polish - and a Kolbeck.

Recollection of a Journey: A Novel (Allison & Busby Twentieth Century Classics)

Biographies & Memoirs

Allison and Busby

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