Description
The Details:
This book is in fair condition. Cover is dusty, stained and aged. Slight tear to the top end of the board on the spine. Cloth torn slightly at the bottom. Two loose pages. No foxing but pages lightly tanned.
The Story:
Her Trials and Troubles: Her Adventures and Misadventures: And Where They Brought Her is a lost race tale climaxing in the discovery of a secret location occupied by Incans.
The Author:
Pseudonym of UK lay figure in the Congregationalist Church, poet, editor and author William Arthur Dunkerley (1852-1941). Many of his works – some of them now-unread fantasies – served to advance his religious convictions. (SFE)
In February 1892 Robert Barr and Dunkerley founded The Idler, a monthly “general interest magazine, one of the first to appear following the enthusiastic reception of The Strand, but not a slavish imitation.” Barr and Dunkerley/Oxenham both contributed as writers. The editors were Barr and Jerome K. Jerome initially. (wiki)
