The Black Death and Other Essays
- 294 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The collection showcases the diverse interests of Angus Trumble, a multifaceted curator and historian. His short pieces blend charm and wit, exploring topics ranging from art and history to personal reflections, including a poignant memoir and his bond with his teddy bear, Brownie. Trumble's eclectic writings invite readers into his world, touching on subjects as varied as floristry, the plague, and war memorials, all presented with scholarly insight and a whimsical touch that reveals his engaging personality.
