The Education of Eric Lane (Dodo Press) (Paperback)

Stephen McKenna (1888-1967) was a British novelist. He was educated at Oxford University and received his M. A. in 1914. He produced several novels of manners which were popular in the United Kingdom between the wars. He travelled to Africa, South America and the Caribbean during the 1920s and 1930s. His works include: The Reluctant Lover (1913), Sheila Intervenes (1914), The Sixth Sense (1915), Ninety-Six Hours' Leave (1917), Sonia: Between Two Worlds (1917), Midas and Son (1919), Lady Lilith (1920), The Education of Eric Lane (1921), The Confessions of a Well- Meaning Woman (1922), By Intervention of Providence (1923), Tales of Intrigue and Revenge (1924), An Affair of Honour (1925), The Oldest God (1926), Due Reckoning (1927) and The Shadow of Guy Denver (1928).