A. M. Williamson Libri

Alice Muriel Williamson, a British novelist, was known for her mystery "A Woman in Grey," which gained international attention through its Japanese adaptation, "Ghost Tower." Married to fellow writer Charles Norris Williamson, they collaborated on numerous novels, blending their talents in works such as "The Princess Passes" and "The Motor Maid." Their partnership produced a diverse range of stories, showcasing their contributions to early 20th-century literature and the mystery genre.

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Set on Christmas Eve, the story follows a young couple, John and Mary, who, despite their financial struggles, show compassion by inviting a homeless man into their home for a meal. During dinner, the man shares a poignant tale about an angel in disguise who visits a poor family, highlighting the theme of kindness and generosity. As the couple realizes the true nature of their guest, they embrace the joy and gratitude that comes from selfless giving. This timeless narrative captures the essence of Christmas and the miracles that arise from open hearts.

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Preserving a significant work in human history, this edition of "The Golden Silence" has been meticulously reformatted and retyped for clarity and readability. Efforts have been made to ensure that the text is presented in a modern format, free from the limitations of scanned copies, allowing both present and future generations to appreciate its importance.

Alice Muriel Williamson, an American-British novelist, began her literary career after moving to England and marrying magazine editor Charles Norris Williamson. Many of her works, often co-authored with her husband, explore the early days of motoring and serve as travelogues. She humorously remarked on their complementary skills, acknowledging her talent for storytelling while highlighting her husband's broader capabilities. After Charles's death in 1920, she continued to write, establishing her own literary legacy.

Preserving a significant classical work, this edition of The Second Latchkey has been carefully reformatted and retyped for clarity and readability. Alpha Editions aims to ensure its importance is recognized by modern and future readers through this high-quality republishing effort, moving away from scanned copies to provide a fresh, accessible format.

This Christmas story is a classical work that holds significant historical importance. Recognizing its value, Alpha Editions has republished it in a modern format, ensuring clarity and readability through reformatting and redesign. This volume contributes to the genres of Language and Literature, particularly within English literature, and aims to preserve its legacy for future generations.