Hadrian the Seventh

About this book

In a time of profound societal change, "Hadrian the Seventh" by Frederick Rolfe explores the tumultuous journey of George Arthur Rose, an artist whose life takes an extraordinary turn when he is unexpectedly named Pope. This novel delves into themes of identity and power, revealing the complexities of faith and ambition as Rose grapples with his new role. With vivid imagery and rich character development, Rolfe invites readers to contemplate the intersection of creativity and authority. Ideal for students and literary enthusiasts, this work challenges conventional narratives and offers a unique perspective on the responsibilities of leadership and the quest for personal fulfillment. Discover the intricacies of faith and ambition in "Hadrian the Seventh."