A Grief Observed Agatha Christie the narrator agrees to test

the narrator agrees to test a drug that transports him back to 14th century Cornwall and becomes absorbed in the lives of people he meets there

Thackeray’s most famous work is a brilliant and biting satire of English society during the Napoleonic era

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A Grief Observed Agatha Christie the narrator agrees to testCLERK, N. W. (LEWIS, C. S.). A Grief Observed. London: Faber and Faber, 1961. First edition, first impression of Lewis' most vulnerable and intimate work, published under the pseudonym N. W. Clerk and documenting his thoughts and feelings following the death of his beloved wife, Joy Davidman. Hardback, 20. 5 x 13. 8 cm, 60 pp. Publisher's cloth, gilt titles to spine; with unclipped (8s 6d net) dustwrapper. A good copy, with binding square and firm,