To see the blooming reviews of Ewa’s scholarly work brings joy and gives wings to all loving hearts that keep her in their memory. And these spreading wings are ready to follow the the sky-high journeys of the two books that shall set off on their own voyage – after all, it is better together. But before we take you to Glastonbury, shrouded in mists of Avalon, to the emerald Donegal, the Welsh “City of Dreaming Books”, or Hay-on-Wye, and the Library in the Forest on the Scottish Isle of Arran, visited last autumn, we kindly ask you for a moment of heartfelt attention – as indeed, Ewa’s first book has received positive reviews. We express our sincere thanks to Professor Valerie Purton of The Tennyson Society for sending a paperback copy of the latest issue of “The Tennyson Research Bulletin” with review by Dr Amy Albudri, and a thoughtful note attached.
