The Dark Forest

Hugh Walpole, an influential English novelist, is known for his extensive body of work, including notable titles such as Mr. Perrin and Mr. Traill. His experiences during WWI, working with the Red Cross and as head of the Anglo-Russian Propaganda Bureau, shaped his writing. In The Dark Forest, a compelling excerpt reveals a moment of tension and introspection, highlighting the character Trenchard, whose presence evokes a mix of anxiety and confidence, illustrating Walpole's skill in creating vivid psychological landscapes.