While most of the novel is the story of the life of an heiress, there are utopian elements both in the good works she undertakes and in her creation of Eden Island, which she establishes to provide a home for a refugee orchestra and others.
C3 -J. C. Fennessy [pseud.]
C5 -L, O, NLS
C6 -The female author (1911-2006) was born in Egypt where her father was a legal advisor to the Egyptian government. She was initially raised in Egypt but when her father died when the author was twelve, the family returned to England.
C7 - 1941 CY - London DA - 01/1941 LA - eng N2 -While most of the novel is the story of the life of an heiress, there are utopian elements both in the good works she undertakes and in her creation of Eden Island, which she establishes to provide a home for a refugee orchestra and others.
PB - Hodder & Stoughton PP - London PY - 1941 RN -The author consistently denied that she wrote works under a pseudonym.
TI - Eden Island. A Novel ER -