Edition:
Paperback
ISBN:
9780571242825
Published:
29.05.2008
No of pages:
224
Journey to the Interior
P. H. Newby
Winner of the Somerset Maugham Award, A Journey to the Interior was P. H. Newby’s debut novel, first published in 1945.
In the desert Sultanate of Rasuka, the European supervisors of an oil well form a community favourable to the development of minor eccentricities and personal antagonisms. But when one of them disappears, Winter is forced to embark on a unique journey to find him.
Tags
Categorised as:
Fiction
Sub-categories:
General Fiction
Genres & Themes:
Faber Finds;
Eccentrics;
Disappearance;
Mystery
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