Thanks to his wife's money, Adam Marsh-Gibbon leads a charmed life
writing poetry and novels celebrated mostly by his fellow residents
in the town of Up Callow in Shropshire, England. His lovely wife
Cassandra caters to his every whim, although perhaps not as
enthusiastically as five years earlier, when she first married her
handsome yet difficult and unappreciative husband. Into their lives
steps Mr. Stefan Tilos, the new tenant of Holmwood, a dashing
Hungarian who puts the whole town in a flutter. How alarming then,
that he should become so visibly enamoured of Cassandra. Mrs.
Marsh-Gibbon is certainly above reproach. Or is she? Barbara Pym
wrote Civil to Strangers in 1936. It was first published
posthumously in 1987, thanks to her friend and biographer Hazel
Holt.
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