Included in the official canon, glossed ‘(with illustrations by Phyllis Ginger)’.
Reissued by Dutton (New York), 1949.
Reviewed Country Life, November 26 1948, p. 1125; Sketch, November 24 1948, p. 20; Sphere, November 27 1948, p. 32; Manchester Guardian, December 28 1948, p. 3; Scotsman, December 30 1948, p. 7; Tatler, January 12 1949, p. 25; Times Literary Supplement, January 8 1949, p. 12; Illustrated London News, January 15 1949, p. 26.
London ran to 290 pp. Demy 8vo (c. 101K words) containing sixteen chapters, three of which are divided into subtitled sections, with twenty-six scene breaks overall. The running heads and section titles are set inconsistently, suggesting different press processes. There are also two uncredited end paper drawings in red showing ‘The Future Piccadilly Circus And Its Surroundings In 1656’ (front) and ‘Piccadilly Circus And Its Surroundings In 1948’ (back).