“Lieutenant Elias Henry Jones was a Welsh officer in the Indian Army, captured by Ottoman forces during the First World War and interned in the notorious Yozgad prisoner of war camp in Turkey. What happened next might never have been known, had the lieutenant not escaped from the camp and written a memoir, originally published in 1919: The Road to En-dor, which is coming out in a new release nearly one hundred years after it was first published.

“The autobiographical tale follows the young EH Jones as he adjusts to life in Yozgad under the eagle-eyed camp commandant and his officious underlings. There the story might have ended, too, had the inmates of the camp not decided to experiment with that most quintessentially Victorian spiritualist pastime – the Ouija board.”

Mae Paul Cooper yn mynd ymlaen i ddweud –
"This is a book about resistance to tyranny, and the evergreen ability of the human spirit to refresh itself through hardship."

“With its close examination of the mechanics of human gullibility, it cuts much deeper to the heart of human nature.”

Ond mae’r adolygiad yn cyfeirio at gyflwyniad gan Neil Gaiman – nid oes cyflwyniad o’r fath yn y gyfrol a gyhoeddir gan Cromen. Mwy o fanylion ar wefan NWR.

Mae The Road to En-dor ar gael fel llyfr digidol yn fformat epub a mobi drwy siop Cromen ac fel llyfr papur clawr meddal ar wefannau Amazon a Lulu – ewch i dudalen The Road to En-dor am fanylion pellach.

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