The World I Knew

A gripping and atmospheric memoir of the interwar period, chronicling the author's travels and encounters in Europe, Asia, and Africa. From the glittering cafes of Paris to the teeming bazaars of Cairo, Golding's vivid prose evokes a world on the brink of change, and captures the intellectual and emotional ferment of a turbulent era.

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