Wilson robert e b 1923 (1 Ergebnisse)

Hardcover. 253 p.; 23.5 cm. Review slip glued to ffep From the rear jacket flap: `Robert E. Wilson knows the principal character of his novel well. Many of Aideen MacLennon's experiences were first the experiences of Bob Wilson, growing out of his own position as a quaker conscientious objector in World War II. Civilian Public Service Camp, fire-fighting, work in a mental hospital, postwar relief--out of his own years in these war-created situations grew the story of Aideen MacLennon. Wilson describes himself today as a "plain dirt farmer who has written a book." He lives on a northeast Missouri farm with a collie named Alan and assorted other animal friends, all of whom are reported to give a warm welcome to visitors who stray off in that direction.' VG orig. rust cloth in lightly pitted dj with closed tears.…