A Messiah of the Last Days (1974) was C. J. Driver's fourth novel.
A profound meditation on politics and a complex portrait of English
society, it is also fast-paced and suspenseful. Its narrator is Tom
Grace, a pragmatic, efficient London barrister with a comfortable
life. But his ordered world is unsettled by his involvement with a
young man he defends in court - John Buckleson, the charismatic
leader of an anarchic movement calling themselves The Free People.
Though deeply divided in many ways, the two men are drawn to each
other by a common dream of creating a new social and moral order.
Buckleson, though, is a figure of interest to more people than
those who subscribe to his vision. 'C. J. Driver's exceptional
alertness to our times is matched by the power and zest of his
evocative writing, lit up by wry wit.' Nadine Gordimer.
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