Postcards from Abroad

Elizabeth Paterson

Sinclair-Stevenson

Yukio Mishima's Report to the Emperor

Literature & Fiction

Richard Appignanesi

Contemporary

Letters of Transit: Essays on Travel, History, Politics and Family Life Abroad

Stevenson, Matthew

Travel

Dark Harbor: Building House and Home on an Enchanted Island

Dark Harbor: Building House and Home on an Enchanted Island (Continents of exile)

Biographies & Memoirs

MEHTA, Ved.

Arts & Literature

<p>Ved Mehta is my favorite writer. I've bought nearly all his books, even old ones out of print that I've found through Amazon. Ved Mehta's endearing personality and superb writing style make an irresistable combination. Having said that, I must also say that Remembering Mr. Shawn's New Yorker is the Mehta book I like least</p>

Remembering Mr Shawn's New Yorker

VED MEHTA

A Cut Above the Rest: The Biography of the Worshipful Company of Butchers

Business & Money

COURTNEY, Nicholas

Biography & History

Souls in Torment: Victorian Faith in Crisis

Religion & Spirituality

St. Aubyn, Giles

Religious Studies

The tree of knowledge

FIGES, Eva

Genre Fiction

The events of this novel take place at Stares, a Victorian mansion given over to mental rehabilitation, and are seen through the eyes of William Toyne, an actor who himself is recovering from a breakdown. The author also wrote "New and Collected Poems", "Subsequent to Summer" and "Consolations".

Stares

Fuller, Roy Broadbent

Peter Kemp is one of the 20th century's great adventurers. His business, since the 1930s, has been the wars of the world, his enemy communism. This is a comprehensive account of a life spent in the frontline of battle. His career began unfashionably with his enrolment in the ranks of Franco's Carlist forces in the Spanish Civil War; invalided out in 1938, he joined what was to become SOE at the beginning of World War II. After various hair-raising raids on the coast of northern France, he was dropped into Albania in 1943, briefed to organize resistance against the Germans. After the invasion of France in 1944, there was barely a corner of the world that Kemp did not visit for secret military operations - Poland, Thailand, Vietnam. He was a journalist in Hungary in 1956 and journalism took him at later dates to Indochina and Central America.

The Thorns of Memory

KEMP, Peter

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