But the Wave is both weapon and mystery
This historical novel follows the fortunes of Augustine through the inter-war years and also charts Hitler's rise to power as he recovers from the 1923 Munich putsch
exposing the vicious underworld of Victorian London
John Wallace has no idea why he has been targeted
and the corrosive effects of poverty and addiction to secure a sense of well-being for themselves and for those they love
Down There On a Visit Christine Poulson But the Wave is bothBerlin, the Greek Islands, London and California. 1928, 1932, 1938 and 1940. Four portraits, four settings, four narrators, all known as 'Christopher Isherwood'. Often regarded as the best of his novels, Down There on a Visit tells the vivid stories of Isherwood's life that, together with The Berlin Novels, were to have comprised his great unfinished epic novel.