Ebook {Epub PDF} Nothing by Henry Green

 · Nothing, by British author Henry Green () is a sly comedy of manners that is almost Shakespearean in its twists and turns. It features a young couple who become engaged to marry but – having discovered some gossip – fear that they may be siblings, because their respective parents had an affair in the www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins. Nothing by Henry Green. $ Quantity. Add to Cart. Description; New York: Viking, Hardcover novel with jacket in very good condition. Attractive jacket has a crease, light edgewear, but now protected in a plastic sleeve it looks very good. Rear hinge has a small area of wear, perhaps the nibble of a long departed book worm (see last.  · Nothing by Henry Green Author:Henry Green, Date: Novem,Views: Author:Henry Green Language: eng Format: epub ISBN: Publisher: New York Review Books Published: T+ Later still Philip and Mary made good their escape, got away to a nightclub.

Editorial Reviews. And in their sheer absurdity Nothing and Doting are two of the funniest novels ever written, bringing to an almost abstract essence the humor that had always been woven through Green's work." —Brooke Allen, The Atlantic "Henry Green is an accomplished virtuoso, and he makes his upper-middle-class Londoners perform like figures in some highly stylized ritual dance of. Nothing spills over with the bizarre and delicious comedy and poetry of human incoherence. About The Author Henry Green () was the pen name of Henry Vincent Yorke. Green was born Henry Vincent Yorke, to a prominent Gloucestershire family, and he worked as the managing director of H Pontifex Sons Ltd., a manufacturing company purchased by his grandfather.

Nothing, by British author Henry Green () is a sly comedy of manners that is almost Shakespearean in its twists and turns. It features a young couple who become engaged to marry but – having discovered some gossip – fear that they may be siblings, because their respective parents had an affair in the past. Nothing by Henry Green. First Edition, hardcover, pages, ISBN: Very rare, valuable First Edition. Years after having an affair that almost ruined their respective marriages, Jane Weatherby and John Pomfret are reunited when their. An excellent collectible copy of this great work of literature by Henry Green. Nothing, by Henry Green (read 9 Jan ) I read this when I was living in a naval barracks in Norfolk, Va. People would ask me what I was reading and I enjoyed answering " Nothing." it is quite a book: flimsy, airy, and so arty.