Over Bemerton's: An Easy-Going Chronicle is a novel by E. V. Lucas, first published in 1908. The story follows Kent Falconer, a middle-aged man returning to London after years in Buenos Ayres, who settles above a second-hand bookshop in Westminster. The narrative explores his interactions with a cast of characters, including his stepsister Naomi and the bookseller Mr. Bemerton, while reflecting on the social life and customs of early 20th-century London. The book is notable for its gentle humor and character studies, offering a vivid portrayal of city life and literary pursuits.
