All Roads Lead to Calvary: Journalism, War, and a Slum Parish
Aug 2026 · Aeneas Press
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Joan Allway means to reform the world through journalism and finds the world has arrangements of its own — a married politician, a war, and a slum parish. Jerome was orphaned at fifteen and worked as a railway clerk, a schoolmaster and an actor before Three Men in a Boat, which he meant as a serious travel guide; this 1919 novel is his most earnest book, written by a man who had driven an ambulance in France at fifty-six. Sixty plates of painting by Walter Sickert and John Lavery, from Jack the Ripper's Bedroom to When the boats come in, carry the novel's London streets and wartime France across the page.
Joan Allway means to reform the world through journalism and finds the world has arrangements of its own — a married politician, a war, and a slum parish. Jerome was orphaned at fifteen and worked as a railway clerk, a schoolmaster and an actor before Three Men in a Boat, which he meant as a seri...
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Jerome K. Jerome (1859–1927) was an English author and editor. He co-founded the humorous magazine The Idler in 1892 and served as its editor until 1897. His works include the story collections Malvina of Brittany, All Roads Lead to Calvary, Sketches in Lavender, Blue and Green, and John Ingerfield, and Other Stories.
Jerome K. Jerome (1859–1927) was an English author and editor. He co-founded the humorous magazine The Idler in 1892 and served as its editor until 1897. His works include the story collections Malvina of Brittany, All Roads Lead to Calvary, Sketches in Lavender, Blue and Green, and John Ingerfie...
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