The Man Who Went Away

November 13, 2011Written by Rick Shrader

Author: Wright, Harold Bell
Genre: Fiction
Tags: Thinking / Reading
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Rick Shrader‘s Review:

This finishes the 16 HBW books I have out of the 19 he wrote. This was his last book written in 1942 about a man who owned and saved the Red Wood Forests, opting for the sublimity of the ageless past over the lurid and fast-paced future. (I collect HBW books and am looking for Long Ago Told; The Devil’s Highway; or To My Sons, in case you happen to know where one is).

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