172 pp. Brown cloth spine, gilt titles and rules, marbled paper over boards. Introduction by Kenneth Hopkins, woodcut illustrations by Peter Reddick. A short novel by a lesser known writer from the Romantic Era who was friends with Shelley and others. Set against the backdrop of a charming English estate, this classic work of literature follows the eccentric inhabitants of Crotchet Castle as they navigate a web of social ambitions, political ideals, and romantic entanglements. Originally published in 1831.
