The Dog at Clambercrown

First published in 1955 by The Bodley Head, "The Dog at Clambercrown" was also published in 1955 in America by The Vanguard Press, New York. 'Mr Jocelyn Brooke is one of the most interesting and talented of contemporary writers ...we are left as delighted by the hundredth performance as we were at the first. It is magic - conjuring - of which we never tire: an example of what is called 'art' ...As a discursive travel book it seems to me in no way inferior to Norman Douglas at his best' - Anthony Powell, Punch. '...In this fourth autobiographical-fictional itinerary, the ways are more enchanted and twisty, the scent keener than ever. Here is a writer possessed by the magic - the voodoo - of childhood ...Mr. Brooke is a pleasure to read - a highly individual pleasure' - G.W. Stonier, "New Statesman".