About This Book
The book presents a personal collection of recollections, letters, and sketches that portray family history, rural life, and literary friendships. Somerville and her collaborator recall childhood education, household characters, and the Martins' social world through anecdote and portraiture. Essays describe local landscape, customs, folk beliefs, and animals, with particular attention to dogs and horses, and include travel episodes and wartime experiences. Interleaved letters and commentary illuminate friendships with other writers and the craft of remembrance, producing a mixture of intimate memoir, lyrical description, and quiet reflection on social change.
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