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Journey Home, The by Zelda Popkin Novel Hard Cover
Journey Home, The by Zelda Popkin Hard Cover
The Journey Home
A Novel MOST of the scribbles appear to be pencil and may be able to be erased.
Zelda Popkin
Hard Cover
224 Pages
1945 Copyright
Contents
14 Chapters
" Author Zelda Popkin (1898-1983, nFeinberg) was an American author of novels and mystery stories. She created Mary Carner, one of the first professional female private detectives in fiction. Carner was a store detective who appeared in five novels. Connections have been made between Angela Lansbury's character from Murder, She Wrote-Jessica Fletcher.
Lieutenant Don Corbett of the U.S. Air Force set down in Miami for a 21 day leave. During his journey from Miami to New York on a passenger train, he encounters an isolationist Senator; a light-fingered horse-player; a tragic young war widow; a sailor's wife with two grubby kids; a Yankee industrialist who is outrageously inconvenienced by the war; an elderly doctor who has taken over the practice of his absent younger colleagues; and a woman who designs fashions. From this relationship evolves a tragic pattern of the wartime U.S.A. as it looks by an honest and modest hero
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