First published 1990
No authentic book titled "Mossop's Garden" exists in Christopher Isherwood's bibliography. The celebrated British-American writer died in 1986, four years before the claimed 1990 publication date. Isherwood's genuine literary output centers on questions of personal identity and sexual awakening, frequently mining his own experiences as an expatriate. His time in 1930s Berlin and subsequent decades in California provided rich material for his most acclaimed novels and memoirs. Readers seeking Isherwood's authentic voice should turn to his verified works, which capture the complexities of self-discovery against backdrops of political upheaval and cultural transformation.
Genres: fiction, literary-fiction, 20th-century, biographical-fiction
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: fish-out-of-water
Period: 1930s, 1986
30 pages · Hardcover · Egmont Childrens Books