Barbarian Stories, with The Hostages, and Boys and Girls and Gods - Mitchison, Naomi
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This volume brings together the stories from Barbarian Stories, published in 1929, The Hostages (1930) and Boys and Girls and Gods (1931). They are: The barley field, Steague Fort, Niempsor Kar, A matter of no importance, Arminius in the cherry tree, Mascaret, Laeta, The amphitheatre at Pola, 'I'm a Business Man', The Konung of white walls, 'Oh gay are the garlands!', The goat, Nuts in May, The Hostages, A Little Girl Lost, Cottia went to Bibracte, Quintus getting well, Maiden Castle, In patria potestate, Bread and water, The first breaking of England, The Prince, The founding of the new city,…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This volume brings together the stories from Barbarian Stories, published in 1929, The Hostages (1930) and Boys and Girls and Gods (1931). They are: The barley field, Steague Fort, Niempsor Kar, A matter of no importance, Arminius in the cherry tree, Mascaret, Laeta, The amphitheatre at Pola, 'I'm a Business Man', The Konung of white walls, 'Oh gay are the garlands!', The goat, Nuts in May, The Hostages, A Little Girl Lost, Cottia went to Bibracte, Quintus getting well, Maiden Castle, In patria potestate, Bread and water, The first breaking of England, The Prince, The founding of the new city, The war ship sails, To the glory of Ashur, The first morning, The saving of Cyrus, The lady of the city, At Plane-Tree Grove, Over the hills and far away, and The garden of Epicuros.
Autorenporträt
Naomi Mitchison [1897-1999] was a literary phenomenon. Tireless in her writing, unafraid and often highly unconventional in her opinions, she left an extraordinary legacy. Her novels for adults and children stressed at different times her deep interest in historical and contemporary societies, as well her concerns for the future. She also travelled widely, wrote poetry and plays, memoirs, a war diary, book reviews, political articles, and many letters.