Works Of Fiction Recently Received By Public Library
A dramatic story of the years immediately before and during the war is unfolded in •‘Nothing So Strange." by James Hilton, which is among fiction works placed on the shelves of the Wanganui Public Library during the week ending June 19. The novel tells of Dr. Mark Bradley, of North Dakota who, while doing research work in London, is entertained by an American international financier whose wife and daughter are both attracted by the young scientist. Their interest helps tc senci him to werk with a great physicist in Vienna. Dr. Framm, and the scene of the story moves to Vienna in 1937-38. to Berlin in 1939, and later to America. From the tenseness of the situation in Austria on the eve of the Nazi domination, develop the events which form the ploi of the story. The full list of accessions is:—
Mufder Unsolved .(Shioley Adams*, Catherine’s Circle (Edith Arundel). Except lor One Thing (Huga Blayn*. The Bells at Old Bailey (Dorothy Bowers*, Speak the Sin Softly (Cy Caldwell), Stranger Than Truth (Vera Caspary), Dance Without Music (Peter Chcyney), Why Did She Die? (Joan Coggin), Magpie Murder (Gilbert Coverack), Death and Taxes (David Dodgei, Menace for Dr. Morelle (Ernest Dudley’, Lost Harbours (Allan Vaughan Elston), Intimations of Eve (Vardis Fisher), Four Callers in Razor Street (Sydney Fowler’, Curved Line (Rattray Head), The Great Fog; and other weird tales (Gerald Heard), Stairs of Sand (Muriel Howe). Love in London (lanthe Jerrold). A. Woman in Love (Bethell Jones*, This Time Forever (Stanley Kauffmann). Out of Control (Baynard Kendrick’, The Day Is Ours (Hilda Lewis), White Wheat (Michael Gareth Llewelyn). Stallion Road (Stephen Longstreet*, The Memorial (Eileen Marsh*, For Ever In My Heart (Edith Nepean), Insult to Love (Deidre O’Brien), The Village Green (Marjorie Squires*, Kate Hardy (D. E. Stevenson*, Rose for Spain (Susan Taylor), The Leather Man (Lawrence Treat*, She Walks In Beauty (Margaret Trouncer). The Quiet Voice (Reginald Hurnor). Harness the Wind (Ross Woods). Dear Delusion (Edward Woodward), The Northern Maid (Richard Armstrong). Nothing so Strange (James Hilton i. The Herb of Grace (Elizabeth Goudge). Portrait of a Playboy (Warwick Deeping*, Blue Pete and the Pinto (Luke Allan). Death in the Shingle (High Desmond*. Rusty Mallory (Archie Poscelyn), Boots and Stirrups (Gladwell Richardson), Horsethief Creek (Bliss Lomax*. The Rider From Yonder (Norman Fox), Outlaws of Ophir Creek (Ranger Lee), Ravensscrag (Jean S. MacLeod*. The Heart in Spring (Renee Shann*. Knight, in Mufti (Pamela Wynne). The Man With Three Wives (Sydney Horler).
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Wanganui Chronicle, 26 June 1948, Page 8
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418Works Of Fiction Recently Received By Public Library Wanganui Chronicle, 26 June 1948, Page 8
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