"Death In The Quadrangle" 1956 DILLON, Ellis Sporting

"Death In The Quadrangle" 1956 DILLON, Ellis SportingDILLON, Ellis [176] pp. Faber and Faber 1956 7 1 2" x 5" Since his retirement from Kings University, life has been rather quiet for Professor Daly In fact, a peaceful retirement, even when that retirement has been punctuated by helping the police to solve the odd crime, may be slightly over rated: at least in Dalys opinion. So when he is invited back to Kings University to deliver a series of prestigious lectures, his heart leaps. But on arrival he

but the events of that night recur repeatedly

These two titles are a reminder of the initials of Albert Godde's successors

many in full colour

w/ the iconic b&w logo graphics

Geoffrey Esq

Kingsley Amis wrote 'The Book of Bond' as a tongue-in-cheek manual for prospective secret agents

Published in 1928

A hilarious romp in the hunting field

and the camaraderie of the hunt capture the essence of a bygone era

After his passing his widow

still looks a boy

One doesn't look for any great depth of feeling in a writer who can jot down such sentences as this: "The bones of many thousand whites and God knows how many niggers rot in the swamps of Panama