Hocken and Hunken: A Tale of Troy
1912
Hocken and Hunken: A Tale of Troy, published in 1912 by Arthur Quiller-Couch, follows Captain Caius Hocken as he returns to his hometown of Troy after a long career at sea. The novel explores themes of friendship and community as Hocken navigates life on land, reconnecting with his friend Tobias Hunken and the townsfolk. The story is notable for its warm humor and vivid depiction of early 20th-century Cornish life, reflecting on the complexities of returning home and the dynamics of small-town relationships.
