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In Death’s Other Kingdom, Gamel Woolsey gives a gripping and harrowing account of the emotional effects of war in general, and of civil war in particular.
As Malaga goes up in flames in 1936 and the civil war begins its monstrous destruction, Gamel Woolsey, an American poet married to Gerald Brennan, watches fear stalk through a traditional Spanish village. The villagers, wishing simply to be left to cultivate their cabbages, are caught in a cycle of violence which provokes hatred, anger and a thirst for revenge in even the most peaceful of souls. This humane and sympathetic account puts the people of Spain first, whatever their political persuasion.
