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LOUIS GOLDING

Louis Golding published his first novel while he was still an undergraduate at Oxford and during the next ten years established a considerable literary reputation. Then in 1932 he wrote *Magnolia Street*, thenovel which, from the moment of publication, was described by critics as a masterpiece and chosen by the public of many countries as a best seller.

Although *Five Silver Daughters* and the other novels which followed *Magnolia Street* in the famous "Doomington Saga" constitute the core of Louis Golding's achievement, much of his best-known work reflects a versatility and range of interest which has led him to become, amongst other things, a connoisseur and enthusiast of ballet and boxing, a collector of cherubs in painting and sculpture, an investigator of magic, a celebrated gastronome and one of the most widely travelled writers of our time.

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Books by
Louis Golding

THE ELSIE SILVER NOVELS

Five Silver Daughters

Mr. Emmanuel

The Glory of Elsie Silver

The Dangerous Places

To the Quayside

THE COLLECTED EDITION

Five Silver Daughters

The Camberwell Beauty

*In preparation*

The Miracle Boy

GENERAL NOVELS

Magnolia Street

No News from Helen

Three Jolly Gentlemen

Pale Blue Nightgown

Honey for the Ghost

Who's There Within?

The Loving Brothers

The Pursuer

NON-FICTION

The Bare-Knuckle Breed

PUBLISHED BY RICH AND COWAN

The Dance Goes On

In The Steps of Moses the
Conqueror

In The Steps of Moses the
Lawgiver

HUTCHINSON

HUTCHINSON HOUSE

LONDON W1