A Comedy of Masks: A Novel

About this book

In the vibrant backdrop of late 19th-century London, "A Comedy of Masks: A Novel" by Ernest Dowson and Arthur Moore navigates the complexities of identity and ambition within the artistic community. As characters grapple with the dualities of their public personas and private desires, the narrative delves into themes of societal expectation and personal authenticity. The novel's rich exploration of love and aspiration offers a poignant commentary on the era's cultural shifts, making it an essential read for students and historians alike. With its intricate character studies and sharp wit, this work invites civic activists and literary enthusiasts to reflect on the masks we wear in pursuit of our dreams.

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  A Passion in the Desert

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  The Poems and Prose of Ernest Dowson, With a Memoir by Arthur Symons

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  Les liaisons dangereuses, volume 2 (of 2) or, Letters collected in a private society and published for the instruction of others