This is another volume of fiction I've added to the Archives over the years that I've never actually sat down to read.
With a wry wit, Wilson brings into focus the separate adventures of Hamo Languir, who flees westward around the world leaving behind his bleak and impotent existence, and his god-daughter, who travels her magic of myths and mysticism along the hippy trail to the East until the tragic denouement brings them together in Goa.
copyright 1973
published by Penguin Books
first published by Martin Secker & Warburg 1973
fist Penguin edition 1976, reprinted 1976