Neither Dorking nor the Abbey

In 'Neither Dorking nor the Abbey,' J. M. Barrie presents readers with a poignant and reflective obituary, employing the nuanced prose and imaginative sensibility for which he is best known. The work is graced by a lyrical quality and a subtle interplay of the real and ideal, drawing literary parallels to his most famous creation, Peter Pan. The text is more than an homage; it is a narrative that ...