SIXPENNY PIECES. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Pall Mall Gazette—"It is pure, fast, sheer life, salted with a sense of humour."
Evening Standard—"'Sixpenny Pieces' is as good as 'Arthur's,' and that is saying a great deal. A book full of laughter and tears and hits innumerable that one feels impelled to read aloud. 'Sixpenny Pieces' would be very hard indeed to beat."
COTTAGE PIE. Crown 8vo. 6/-
⁂ Mr. Lyons' former books dealt with East London characters. Now he draws the varying types of a small country community. The humour of the whole is enforced, inimitable, and there is the underlying note of tragedy never wholly absent from the lives of the poorer classes.
W. J. Locke, in Outlook—" ... That book of beauty, truth, and artistry."
Edwin Pugh, in Outlook—"I have never missed an opportunity to express my admiration for his inimitable talent."
CLARA; SOME CHAPTERS IN THE LIFE OF A HUSSY. Crown 8vo. 6/-
Manchester Guardian—"Mr. Lyons writes about life in the slums with a great deal of penetrative sympathy for human nature as it shows itself."
Daily Graphic—"Clara is a type, the real thing, and we know of no-one else who could have created her."