Loading images...
All the Day Long. A Novel by Howard Spring
€8.00

Quay Books
Maria Legassick, the youngest daughter of a Cornish vicar, narrates this story of her family.
Her brother Roger aspires to an academic career and her sister Louisa is impatient to break free and change the world. Maria despises her other sister, Bella, who demands little from life. Meanwhile their dour father writes ecclesiastical books which will never be read.
The book moves from the apparently unchanging world of the past, into modern times, and ends with Maria where she began, with only her memories remaining.
Howard Spring (1889 – 1965) was a Welsh author and journalist, his most successful novel was Fame Is the Spur (1940).
Published by Collins in 1960.
Good condition. No dust jacket. Binding intact. Slight tear on top spine edge.
More from Quay Books Browse Quay Books All
Not Art, by Péter Esterházy
€6.00
€14.00
57% off
Freefall: America, Free Markets, and the Sinking of the World Economy, by Joseph E. Stiglitz
€5.00
€25.00
80% off
The Innocent Man, by John Grisham
€4.00
€7.00
42% off
Tittlebat Titmouse, by Samuel Warren, edited by Cyrus Townsend Brady
€20.00
Personal Velocity, by Rebecca Miller
€5.00
€12.00
58% off
The American Streamliner: Post-War Years, by Don Heimburger & Carl Bryon
€10.00
€40.00
75% off
Dissent: The History of an American Idea, by Ralph Young
€8.00
€80.00
90% off
Ulster and the Irish Republic, by William A. Carson. With an Introduction by David Gray, United States Minister to Eire, 1940-47
€8.00