At the time of Joyce Cary's death in 1957, he was one of the most admired of modern British novelists with, perhaps, The Horse's Mouth and Mr Johnson his best-known works. Since then, his reputation suffered a decline, but it is now regaining lost ground.
The contributions to Joyce Cary Remembered bring together the memories and recollections of of over seventy people, members of his family, friends, colleagues and editors. They provide many insights into Cary's background in Ireland, his intellectual and artistic development, his depth and seriousness as a writer, and his personal integrity.
Published to coincide with the centenary of Cary's birth, it is divided into three parts, covering his family background and early years, Cary as the family man and professional writer, and his international reputation.

0-86140-296-0 UEM1 £30.00

20/01/2008