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Sorrow in Sunlight
Ronald Firbank
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Beschreibung
Ronald Firbank's 'Sorrow in Sunlight' is a satirical novel that delves into the lives of high society individuals as they navigate through social gatherings and intricacies of relationships. Firbank's unique writing style, characterized by his use of wit, irony, and unconventional narrative techniques, places him as a pioneer of modernist literature. Set in the early 20th century, the book captures the essence of the era with its sharp commentary on the upper class society. The dialogue-driven narrative adds depth to the story, making it an engaging read for those interested in satirical fiction. Ronald Firbank, a British writer known for his distinctive style and unconventional approach to storytelling, draws inspiration from his own experiences in high society circles to create a vivid portrayal of elitist behaviors and societal norms. His keen observation and sharp wit shine through in 'Sorrow in Sunlight', offering readers a glimpse into the world of the privileged few. For readers looking to immerse themselves in a satirical exploration of high society life and the complexities of relationships, 'Sorrow in Sunlight' by Ronald Firbank is a must-read. With its cleverly crafted narrative and biting commentary, the book offers a poignant reflection on the nature of human interactions and social conventions.
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literary fiction, Ronald Firbank, British authors, experimental writing, dry wit, 20th century literature, English literature, modernist fiction, satire, eccentric characters