The Red Rocks of Eddystone

by Fred Majdalany

The Red Rocks of Eddystone

215 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1959

About the author

Fareed "Fred" Majdalany was the son of a Manchester-based Lebanese family. He worked as a journalist, drama critic and theatre publicist pre-war. When the Seocnd World War began, he volunteered and was commissioned into the 2nd Battalion, Lancashire Fusiliers in 1940. Majdalany served in North Africa and Italy and was awarded the Military Cross. After the war he resumed his career as a journalist and published novels and military histories, all of which were well-received.

Reviews

[Gabriel]

The red rocks of Eddystone is very good at catching peoples attention because of its weird stories.

The winds are more interesting to hear about than they are spooky.

Mr. Winstanley was very good at being an architect even though he wasn’t one.

One chimney fell through someone’s house.

Read this book, make sure you get it before you die because it’s very good!

[Sarah Whiscombe]

Started off as an interesting read, learning about how the lighthouse was needed and how it was built 4 times. I found to hard to get into as I found there was a lot of information being given not just about the lighthouse

[Vanessa]

Fascinating book and so well written. However, I should add the first half is far more interesting than the second. The final section is a bit rushed. Very enjoyable though.