DIVE INTO EDWARDIAN INTRIGUE
Who was the man behind the publishing house that brought "Winnie-the-Pooh" to the world?
Editor e.v. lucas - author, publisher, critic, worldwide traveler, and purported owner of the finest pornographic library in London - joined illustration and text together in the beloved children's books. A friend of Peter Pan author Sir J. M. Barrie, Lucas' glittering literati circle influenced theatre, silent film and wartime charity efforts throughout the 20th century. A fixture of Edwardian society, Lucas' lively parties blended together artists, actors and politicians with a cryptic undertone.
WHAT DO THE CRITICS SAY?
HAPPY READING!
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