A Bundle of Sensations

"Goronwy Rees's A Bundle of Sensations (1960) was described as 'an attempt to recover from the past some of the most vivid chapters in the author's life' and in this distinctive autobiography Rees found his true literary voice. By choosing episodes from his life which held wider public significance, he attempted to capture the spirit of the times in which he lived." "A Bundle of Sensations describes Rees's wartime experience and his intelligence work as well as containing essays concerning his chapel childhood and a summer spent in Germany during the days of the Weimar Republic.".