Bereavements
earliest edition we have, 1980 Franklin Watts, 1983 paperback
"Mother Who Lost Son Seeks Son Who Has Lost Mother," read the advertisement in The Village Voice. Those who replied the curious, the disturbed, the opportunistic were writing to Mrs. Harrington-Smith Evans, one of the ten wealthiest women in the world whose only child, a teenage boy, had died a mysterious death. Pretentious, theatrical, wantonly self-dramatized, increasingly deranged in her grief, Mrs. Evans indulg...
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