La sociedad secreta de Jane Austen

In this work we collect three unpublished stories and a poem (which serves as an introduction to the story that gives the book its title) that represent the deepest and most familiar side in the production of Rudyard Kipling, author of immortal works such as Kim, The Man Who Could Being King or The Jungle Book. Three stories that embody facets in the existence of the British author: the companionship during the First World War, a conflict in which the writer's son lost his life; his belonging to Freemasonry; and finally his passion for Jane Austen, whose books he used to read to his wife and his daughter. The three themes are subtly intertwined in these texts, never published until now in Spanish.