Frank Duncan

Lewis was a brilliant, prolific writer and deeply complex man, capable of inspiring both devotion and hostility. A.N. Wilson explores his relationships with his close friend J.R.R. Tolkien, with his brother, with a much older woman and with a divorced, dying woman whom he married in defiance of the church.

First book of the autobiography of the writer V S Pritchett; These memoirs take the reader to the noisy battles between the author's dressy, Micawber-like father and remorselessly gloomy mother.

Humorous military adventures of a Czech soldier in World War l.

V S Pritchett's autobiography continued. Sequel to 'A Cab at the Door' (3457);

A new adventure for Mole, Ratty and Toad. In this sequel to Kenneth Grahame’s classic novel, Toad develops a craze for aeroplanes.