The chronicles of his travels through the south of France, Greece and Ireland, and of his daring trip to Italy in 1935, through Holland, Germany and Austria.
But while he is working his works, he goes back and forth from London to Rodmell, attends concerts and exhibitions, receives and organizes meetings and dinners with friends and new acquaintances, and allows himself to refuse all kinds of honors, such as giving the Clark Lectures at Cambridge, the Honorary Doctorate at the University of Manchester, or even taking a place of honor at the celebration of the king's birthday.
An exciting journey through the life and writing of an extraordinary woman at a critical moment in the history of Europe.