Watkins contributed volumes on Huntington and Radlow hundreds (1897
It was the author's fierce response to rising revolutionary movements in Russia and examines the dangers of nihilism and ideological extremism through a cast of troubled characters
immaculate and uninscribed
there is a little staining to the top edge
One is a cut-out from the 2005 Times Literary Supplement issue featuring Phil Baker’s review of John Gawsworth’s 'The Life of Arthur Machen'
Destination Unknown Agatha Christie Watkins contributed volumes on HuntingtonDestination Unknown, by Agatha Christie. London: The Crime Club by Collins, 1954. First edition, first impression. Publisher's red binding, black lettering to spine, plain endpapers; with unclipped dust wrapper showing price to 10s. 6d. net to front flap. Fair book that is a little bumped to spine tips and corners, lightly sun faded to spine tips, with foxing to edges and prelims, and pages that are darkened and foxed; else clean and uninscribed. In