The Wolf Trail
The Wolf Trail, written by Roger Pocock in the early 20th century, follows young Bill Fright, a bargee on the London River, as he navigates complex family dynamics influenced by his alcoholic father and the ghost of his deceased uncle. The novel intertwines Bill's struggles with societal commentary and supernatural elements, exploring themes of life, death, and familial ties. Set against the backdrop of 19th-century life, it paints a vivid picture of the tavern culture and the haunting realities that shape Bill's existence.
