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Nothing So Strange
Nothing So Strange
Author: James Hilton
The scene of Hilton's novel shifts from London to Vienna to Berlin to California in the years immediately before and during the Second World War. — Dr. Mark Bradley of North Dakota, in his twenty-fifth year, was engaged in scientific research and lecturing at University College, London, when he met and was entertained by the American internationa...  more »
ISBN: 419813
Pages: 315
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Publisher: MacMillian and Company
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover
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There is nothing so strange as the truth. A government official takes a deposition from a reporter about her acquaintance with a scientist in the late 1930s: interesting interviews (we arent told why up-front); boring flashback details of their meetings in England and Central Europe. Finally back to 1946 with the government still chasing the scientist who is now in a psychiatric he-hab facility. Can our lovely writer rescue him from his haunts? The solution to his haunts will be unexpected (maybe); resolution remains in the minds of the reader.


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