Gerontius by James Hamilton-Paterson
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Gerontius
Gerontius
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The starting point of this novel is an event in the life of Sir Edward Elgar - a cruise to the Amazon that he took in 1923. In telling the story of that journey the author explores melancholy, the waning of creative genius, post-war disillusionment and the way in which England treats its artists.
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GOR011271127
9780099791201
009979120X
Gerontius by James Hamilton-Paterson
Used - Like New
Paperback
Vintage Publishing
19901115
294
Winner of Whitbread Prize (First Novel) 1989
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