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THE BLIGHT OF RESPECTABILITY

THE BLIGHT OF RESPECTABILITY

von Geoffrey Mortimer
Softcover - 9789359959160
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Beschreibung

"The Blight of Respectability" by way of Geoffrey Mortimer is a literary gem that explores the complex ways that humans enjoy existence. Mortimer is a first rate storyteller who can spin a tale that crosses genres and makes a deep link between literature and fiction. His ability to jot down something each interesting and traumatic is proven in this book, that is a testament to his literary prowess. "The Blight of Respectability" looks at how conformity impacts the lives of men and women through placing the tale in an international of social rules and expectations. Mortimer's story is a weave of creativity and ardour that suggests readers an extensive range of feelings and reviews. The character¿s deal with the complicated problems that arise in relationships, which makes readers consider what they realize approximately being respectable. Styled language is what makes Mortimer's writing stand out, and it makes it smooth for readers to observe the story's many layers. The book now not only makes you chortle, however it also facilitates you connect with others and research new things. Through his wonderful testimonies, Mortimer offers us a look at the human situation by means of speaking approximately things that everybody can relate to. "The Blight of Respectability," by means of Geoffrey Mortimer, is a thrilling take a look at social expectations that shows what takes place when humans blindly observe the regulations.

Details

Verlag Double9 Books
Ersterscheinung November 2023
Maße 21.6 cm x 14 cm x 0.5 cm
Gewicht 97 Gramm
Format Softcover
ISBN-13 9789359959160
Seiten 66