An edition of A Stranger Still (1935)

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An edition of A Stranger Still (1935)

A stranger still

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This Edition is a British reprint published in 1995 by Peter Owen Limited London, U.K and distributed in the U.S. by Dufour Editions, Inc. It was originally published by Jonathan Cape, London, 1935 as author Helen Ferguson.

Publish Date
Publisher
Peter Owen
Language
English
Pages
310

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A stranger still
1995, Peter Owen
Hardback in English
Cover of: A stranger still
A stranger still
1935, Jonathan Cape
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Book Details


Published in

London

Edition Notes

Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
823/.912
Library of Congress
PR6009.D63 S77 1995

The Physical Object

Format
Hardback
Number of pages
310
Dimensions
21 x 14,5 x 2,9 inches
Weight
567 grams

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL910610M
Internet Archive
strangerstilltex00kava
ISBN 10
0720609550
LCCN
95205684
OCLC/WorldCat
32731363
Library Thing
2669814
Goodreads
761581

Work Description

FROM THE BOOK JACKET:

A Stranger Still was first published in 1935 under Anna Kavan’s early married name of Helen Ferguson. An intriguing, well-plotted story, it was much acclaimed at the time, and its freshness and vigour remain undiminished.

The wealthy Lewison family occupy centre stage. William, a widower, presides forcefully over his empire of Greater London stores, as well as over his sons, Cedric and Martin, and his impressionable daughter, Gwenda. A fictional ‘Anna Kavan’ appears as a young girl adrift from her husband and now in pursuit of romantic fulfillment. The story takes us from fashionable and Bohemian London to Paris, the South of France and Italy. The autobiographical element is implicit for those familiar with the author’s enigmatic life.

Anna Kavan captures the ambience of the thirties with conviction, yet her pre-hallucinogenic writing has the uninhibitedness and immediacy of a novel of today. (From the book jacket, british reprint published in 1995).

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