In this novel, the cynic Spandrell murders the leader of a conservative militaristic group called the British Freemen, Everard.
In this novel, the cynic Spandrell murders the leader of a conservative militaristic group called the British Freemen, Everard. Spandrell is member of a social set which includes the unmarried couple Beatric Gilray and Denis Burlap, who is the editor of the Literary World. One of the World's contributors is the literary critic Walter Bidlap, the brother of Elinor who is devastated by the death of her son Little Philip. For 10 points-- name this roman à clef in which Philip Quarles represents the author Aldous Huxley.
In this novel, the cynic Spandrell murders the leader of a conservative militaristic group called the British Freemen, Everard.
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