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... India Remembered -By VERNON FANE A World of Beauty and Danger Authors on the Land Prelates and Ladies A Caribbean Saga and other New Fiction ANYONE who has lived, served or toured in India is at perfect liberty to write about their experiences there, ...
... To War with Sword and Bible Leonard Mosley' s Biography of Orde Wingate; the Story of a Doctor in Africa; Caribbean Cocktail and other new Publications with Internationa! Backgrounds -By VERNON FANE ONE of the most extraordinary figures of the last war ...
... tropical beaches in the Caribbean. Mr. Carr, who is Professor of Biological Sciences at the University of Florida, was for five years a teacher of biology in Honduras. His travels have taken him to nearly every part of the Caribbean. The author is one of ...
... with the fabulous career of Henry Morgan, the bold buccaneer captain. This extraordinary figure fought the Spaniards in the Caribbean for the excellent reason that he hated them, and won himself fortunes, and women, too, for the reason that he loved both ...
... A BOAT Tolerance and a Well-developed Sense of Humour Go Hand-in-Hand With a Spirit of Adventure in a Family Trip to the Caribbean -By VERNON FANE SAILING and living in a 5-ton ocean racer takes a stout heart as well as a steady stomach, but there are ...
... notable events of the year is now an established feature, and this year's pages include illustrations of Princess Margaret's Caribbean tour. When Mario Marret and his three companions left France for the Antarctic in the autumn of 1951, their expedition followed ...
... wandering in his eventful career. To the author wandering is the very spice of life, and his account of journeys in the Caribbean, Venezuela, Arabia, Iraq, Persia, the Far East, Australia and New Zealand is a piece of well-sustained writing. Alastair ...
... have had a dull moment. MY WAY LEADS ME SEAWARD (Allen and Unwin. 18s). is Frank Wightman's account of a voyage through the Caribbean and along the American coast. It is an admirable tale well told and well illustrated. The latest addition to the Macdonald ...
... fiery impulses. The time is the eighteenth century, the background, which is admirably documented, is a plantation near a Caribbean shore, and the protagon ists are members of a family whose natural bents see saw between the patriarchal and the libidinous ...
... her own subject and the tension of the plot is often secondary. THE FACES OF LOVE (Faber. 15s.), by Mr. John Hearne, is a Caribbean novel in which, again, the physical and natural setting has an equal value with the people who live the story. This is a ...
... States provide us with the next two novels, the first of which is THE ISLAND PLAYERS (W. H. Allen. 12s. 6d.). It is about a Caribbean island (British and quaint) and a family of visiting actors (American and gifted). Miss Ilka Chase has been a distinguished ...
... sad strangeness running through it. OF TREES AND THE SEA (Seeker and Warburg. 13s. 6d.) is an evocative book, bringing the Caribbean sights and sounds even to the reader who has never had the good fortune to visit those seas. It is mildly funny or, more ...