In the Strange South Seas
Author(s): Beatrice Grimshaw
Literature | Fiction | Exploration | Antiquarian/Classics/Rare
"In the Strange Seas" by Beatrice Grimshaw is a work of adventure fiction that reflects the author's fascination with exotic locales and daring escapades. Beatrice Grimshaw, known for her vivid descriptions and adventurous narratives, set this novel in the context of a maritime journey or exploration. The book typically features a blend of adventure, exploration, and romance, as Grimshaw's works often do. Her stories frequently involve journeys to remote and intriguing locations, where the characters face various challenges and uncover new experiences.
Lacks frontispiece (55 of 56 plates). Bright inscription on e/p. Original blue cloth binding with gilt pictorial to front board. Spine edgeworn. A good copy of the scarce first edition.
Product Information
Beatrice Grimshaw (1870 - 1953) was an Irish writer and traveller, who spent most of her time in the Pacific in Papua New Guinea. She was engaged by the Daily Graphic in London to write on the Pacific Islands, and after travelling through Fiji, Samoa, the Cooks and others, from 1904, she eventually settled in Papua New Guinea in 1907 for 27 years, before retiring to Australia.
General Fields
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- : Hutchinson And Co
- : Hutchinson
- : 01 January 1907
- : books
Special Fields
- : Beatrice Grimshaw
- : Hardcover
