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come to think of it
The endpaper is taken from a 1940 silk scarf 'London Alert' designed by Arnold Lever for Jacqmar (it is owned by a Persephone reader)
the book with which most Persephone readers will compare it is Dorothy Whipple’s Greenbanks
Linda puts a copy of it in the window of the Red bookshop
The writer Clare Harman has recently asked the question in her biography of Katherine Mansfield: ‘Why does the short story form appeal to readers
The Prisoner (audiobook) Category_Grey Books come to think of itThe Prisoner is the much anticipated sequel to Persephone Bookss recent best seller, Crooked Cross by Sally Carson. The novel opens in August 1933, just a few weeks after Crooked Cross ended. Set mostly in Munich, it describes the lives of the Kluger family as Nazism strengthens its grip on Germany: we watch as Erichs commitment to the Party grows, while Helmy struggles to accepts its strictures threaten to be the familys undoing. This is a most