All Night at Mr Stanyhurst's Zaffre He's just trying to follow

He's just trying to follow his heart

But when he realises that no help is coming

The murky alleyways of the City are crowded with people from all walks of life

and sees no way out

All Night at Mr Stanyhurst's Zaffre He's just trying to followJonathan Cape first published this tale of a corrupt eighteenth century rake, mixed with nautical adventure and shipwreck in 1933. The book was re issued in a New Library series in 1937 before disappearing from the public. Ian Fleming first wrote to Cape requesting a copy as early as 1949, long before his debut as the James Bond novelist. The book was so scarce that Cape forwarded their own file copy, which Fleming returned in February 1950 whilst