The story of a long time fan of the Lone Pine books who contacted Malcolm Saville as a child and began a relationship which
lasted from her childhood into adulthood and gave her an insight into the problems encountered by the author, both light and more serious,
in his continuing a seemingly never-ending series of stories.
The book promises to give an insight into the working of the mind of the Children's author throughout the years
his books were most popular.
First edition:
175x245mm; large format paperback; cover with portrait photograph of Malcolm Saville
signed to the author and selections from the cover illustrations of Jane's Country Year,
Wings over Witchend, Four and Twenty Blackbirds and The Elusive Grasshopper.
The rear of the cover has two photographs of the essential Shropshire locations of
the Lone Pine series:
the Devil's Chair crowning the Stiperstones and the house under the Long Mynd which was
the original of Witchend.