Limited edition of only 350 numbered copies, hand-set in Perpetua type and printed and bound by Alan Anderson at the Tragara Press. With a specially commissioned colour frontispiece by David Johnson, lithographically printed.250 copies on Teton paper, 100 special copies on Zerkall paper signed by the author. Of the signed copies, the first 25 are bound by Sue Bennett in boards with a slipcase and are for presentation only. (Out of print).Captain Corelli’s Mandolin is a modern classic, loved by millions long before it became a hit movie. But few readers will know that a short while after the book was first published Louis de Bernières wrote a further, final chapter to the novel. This tells how Leutnant Günter Weber returned to the house of Pelagia and Dr Iannis after the massacre of the Italian soldiers. Weber wishes to explain his part in various events that have occurred, but the Doctor does not give him the reception he expects.