Tag: H.E. Bates

SSW: Missing from their Homes (ed.) H.E. Bates (1936)

The premise of this anthology is very interesting. Apparently before the news on BBC, there used to be S.O.S. read out for people missing from their homes. Eleven authors conjure up eleven scenarios for such people. "Before I read the news here are eleven S O S's" (With acknowledgement to the B.B.C.) The anthology opens … Continue reading SSW: Missing from their Homes (ed.) H.E. Bates (1936) →

January 2015 Reads

Right now I am juggling too many things and so am resorting to a monthly reading review. Individual and Society was my first read. Here are the other books read this month:THE TWO SISTERS by H.E. Bates (1926)The first novel of British author H.E. Bates chronicles the life of Jenny Lee who lives with her father … Continue reading January 2015 Reads →