accounts were not sensationalist. They were based on a detailed understanding of Sicilian society, and a deep sympathy with the sufferings of the Sicilian people. The Latin connection encouraged him to travel, resulting in his first book, Spanish Adventure (1935). The marriage had however failed by the start of the Second World War in 1939. He was briefly married a second time, after the war. He died in Saffron Walden, Essex, survived by his third wife, Lesley, and their son, Gawaine, and two daughters, Kiki and Samara; and by a son, Gareth, and daughter, Karen, from his second marriage with Hester; and by a son, Ito, from his first marriage. His son Gareth is also a published writer. Lewis said that he believed in "absolutely nothing" and indeed "I do not believe in belief." He did not believe that humanity was making progress. He talked about "the intense joy I derive from being alive", and said he was "exceedingly happy". Bibliography Novels Samara (Cape 1949) Within the Labyrinth (Cape 1950; US: 1986 Carroll) A Single Pilgrim (Cape 1953; US: 1953 Rinehart) The Day of the Fox (Cape 1955; US: 1955 Rinehart) The Volcanoes Above Us (Cape 1957; US: 1957 Pantheon, not dated) Darkness Visible (Cape 1960; US: 1960 Pantheon) The Tenth Year of the Ship (Collins 1962; US: 1962 Harcourt) A Small War Made to Order (Collins 1966; US: 1966 Brace) Every Man's Brother (Heinemann 1967; US: 1968 Morrow) Flight from a Dark Equator (Collins 1972; US: 1972 Putnam) The Sicilian Specialist (Random 1974; UK: 1975 Collins) The German Company (Collins 1979) The Cuban Passage (Collins 1982; US: 1982 Pantheon) A Suitable Case for Corruption (Hamilton 1984; US: 1984 Pantheon, as The Man in the Middle) The March of the Long Shadows (Secker 1987) Travel and miscellaneous Spanish Adventure (1935, later disowned)Sand and Sea in Arabia (Routledge 1938)A Dragon Apparent: Travels in Indo-China (Cape 1951, Eland 1982; US: Scribner's 1951)Golden Earth: Travels in Burma (Cape 1952; US: Scribner's 1952)The Changing Sky: The Travels of a Novelist (Cape 1959; US: Pantheon 1959)The Honoured Society: The Mafia Conspiracy Observed (Collins 1964, Eland 2003; US: Putnam's 1964)Naples '44: An Intelligence Officer in the Italian Labyrinth (Collins 1978, Eland 1983; US: Pantheon 1978)Voices of the Old Sea (Hamilton 1984; US: Viking 1985)Jackdaw Cake (Hamilton 1985; new edition by Eland 2013) – an autobiographyA View of the World (Eland 1986) The Missionaries (Secker 1988; US: