Peter Dann

Katherine Mansfield was only 22 years old when these stories were first published in book form. Mansfield was later reluctant to see them re…

After spending some years wandering about the East and engaging in various adventures, Axel Heyst, a man of independent means who feels litt…

In this engaging and well-crafted novella, an older man recalls how a combination of obscure personal impulses and diabolical co-incidences …

This unusual narrative by eccentric self-taught English linguist, traveller and one-time bible salesman George Borrow combines elements of a…

This is the last novel in Ford Madox Ford's "Parade's End" tetralogy. Its predecessors "Some Do Not", "No More Para…

Possessed "of a passion weary of itself", elderly ex-privateer Peyrol is driven by "a sudden impulse of scorn, of magnanimity…

Conrad described the twenty-six essays collected here as a "one-man show" comprising "Conrad literary, Conrad political, Conr…

"The Romany Rye" is a direct continuation of George Borrow's "Lavengro", taking up the latter's story immediately where …

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