About “Head of a traveler”
A headless corpse is found floating in the Thames near the home of England's most famous poet, Robert Seaton, prompting a murder investigation. Nigel Strangeways, who admires Seaton, becomes involved in the case and uncovers secrets among the poet's family and their associates, including a mute dwarf servant and a relationship with tenants, ultimately revealing motives of thwarted talent, greed, and murder.
Book details
- Published
- 1949
- Latest edition
- 1949 · ISBN 9780099565666
- ISBN
- 9780099565666
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Head of a traveler?
Head of a traveler by Cecil Day-Lewis has 240 pages.