Four Plays for Pacifists: The Wrench; The Mad Clergyman; The House Under the Hill; The King of the Waste Lands.

Greenidge (Terence)

Four Plays for Pacifists: The Wrench; The Mad Clergyman; The House Under the Hill; The King of the Waste Lands.

Description: FIRST EDITION, pp. 228, crown 8vo, original wrappers, textblock slightly knocked at top corner, endpapers a little spotted, dustjacket, good

Publication Details: Glasgow: The Strickland Press, 1955

Notes: Inscribed by the author on the flyleaf: 'For David, with the Author's affection, and won't you be able to pick me up on my Ghosts?!', adding his Prince's Square address and the date (2nd February 1955).The book's Preface is by the anarchist and communist Guy A. Aldred, who credits his 'friend and comrade' with 'a flair for thought' and notes that he 'specializes in clergymen and eccentrics'; Greenidge is usually categorised in the latter group himself - a contemporary and friend of Evelyn Waugh's at Hertford College, he was responsible for introducing the latter to the Hypocrites Club and gen...moreInscribed by the author on the flyleaf: 'For David, with the Author's affection, and won't you be able to pick me up on my Ghosts?!', adding his Prince's Square address and the date (2nd February 1955).The book's Preface is by the anarchist and communist Guy A. Aldred, who credits his 'friend and comrade' with 'a flair for thought' and notes that he 'specializes in clergymen and eccentrics'; Greenidge is usually categorised in the latter group himself - a contemporary and friend of Evelyn Waugh's at Hertford College, he was responsible for introducing the latter to the Hypocrites Club and generally regarded as an enlivening presence. HIDE