In Stead Jones's own words in 1964: "Army signals took me to France on D-Day, an experience which seems more alarming now than it did then, and to the Far East. Promotion during these years - from Private to Corporal - came rapidly. After demobilisation, I became a student once more, and now find myself at forty a lecturer in Liberal Studies in a Lancashire Technical College. I like reading, listening to music, talking Welsh and playing golf badly."
"Fluent first novel." --Times Literary Supplement
"Mr. Jones has a talent for swift vivid portraiture, and he writes
vigorous dialogue." --New Yorker
"Remarkable indeed. Gladstone is quite beautifully described and
presented and everywhere there is evidence of the quality of the
author's mind." --Times
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