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Old 03-29-2008, 12:08 PM   #1
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Walpole, Hugh: Rogue Herries (Vol. 1), v1, 29 March 2008.

This is the first volume in The Herries Chronicles. Here’s a quote from a website:

"The author describes the series as follows: "My intention is simply to record scenes from the life of an English family during two hundred years of English change and fortune, and beyond that to pay a tribute to a part of England that I dearly love." The four books in the chronicle are..."

Rogue Herries (1930)
Judith Paris (1931)
The Fortress (1932)
Vanessa (1933)

There is also a prequel to the Chronicles, entitled The Bright Pavilions. Another novel, unfinished at the time of the author’s death, is called Katherine Christian. This was supposed to tie these two novels to the other 4 novels.

I’ll be working on the other 3 volumes (in addition to The Bright Pavilions and Katherine Christian) and will post the 2nd volume as soon as I finish Walpole’s Portrait of a Man with Red Hair (1925) which has a Jekyll & Hyde theme of possession. Walpole calls Portrait a “romantic macabre.”

I hope you enjoy this first volume in The Herries Chronicles.

Don

Note: Walpole apparently used the word "Chronicle" when discussing the four books; however, I have seen a majority of references referring to the books as "Chronicles."
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