The Brass Bottle. A Humorous Tale of Magic, Wishes, and Consequences in Victorian England
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- Nombre de pages246
- FormatePub
- ISBN4057664625038
- EAN4057664625038
- Date de parution26/11/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille506 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
F. Anstey's "The Brass Bottle" is a delightful blend of fantasy and social commentary, woven with a rich tapestry of humor and satire. The novel tells the story of a commonplace Englishman whose life is turned upside down after discovering a brass bottle that contains a mischievous genie. Anstey employs a light-hearted narrative style, drawing upon elements of absurdism and Victorian social mores, which provides a mirror reflecting the era's class struggles and the juxtaposition of the mundane with the magical.
The book is set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Britain, a period ripe for exploration of the tensions between modernity and tradition. F. Anstey, whose real name was Thomas Anstey Guthrie, was deeply influenced by the changing societal dynamics of his time. A notable figure in London's literary scene, Anstey's background in law and journalism equipped him with a sharp wit and a keen eye for character studies, which he skillfully employed in his writing.
His own experiences and observations of contemporary life undoubtedly informed the creation of this whimsical yet pointed narrative. This charming novel is highly recommended for readers who appreciate clever humor and intricate plots interspersed with fantastical elements. Anstey's exploration of human desire and the intricacies of social interaction makes "The Brass Bottle" an engaging read that resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of fantasy and reality.
The book is set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Britain, a period ripe for exploration of the tensions between modernity and tradition. F. Anstey, whose real name was Thomas Anstey Guthrie, was deeply influenced by the changing societal dynamics of his time. A notable figure in London's literary scene, Anstey's background in law and journalism equipped him with a sharp wit and a keen eye for character studies, which he skillfully employed in his writing.
His own experiences and observations of contemporary life undoubtedly informed the creation of this whimsical yet pointed narrative. This charming novel is highly recommended for readers who appreciate clever humor and intricate plots interspersed with fantastical elements. Anstey's exploration of human desire and the intricacies of social interaction makes "The Brass Bottle" an engaging read that resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of fantasy and reality.
F. Anstey's "The Brass Bottle" is a delightful blend of fantasy and social commentary, woven with a rich tapestry of humor and satire. The novel tells the story of a commonplace Englishman whose life is turned upside down after discovering a brass bottle that contains a mischievous genie. Anstey employs a light-hearted narrative style, drawing upon elements of absurdism and Victorian social mores, which provides a mirror reflecting the era's class struggles and the juxtaposition of the mundane with the magical.
The book is set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Britain, a period ripe for exploration of the tensions between modernity and tradition. F. Anstey, whose real name was Thomas Anstey Guthrie, was deeply influenced by the changing societal dynamics of his time. A notable figure in London's literary scene, Anstey's background in law and journalism equipped him with a sharp wit and a keen eye for character studies, which he skillfully employed in his writing.
His own experiences and observations of contemporary life undoubtedly informed the creation of this whimsical yet pointed narrative. This charming novel is highly recommended for readers who appreciate clever humor and intricate plots interspersed with fantastical elements. Anstey's exploration of human desire and the intricacies of social interaction makes "The Brass Bottle" an engaging read that resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of fantasy and reality.
The book is set against the backdrop of late 19th-century Britain, a period ripe for exploration of the tensions between modernity and tradition. F. Anstey, whose real name was Thomas Anstey Guthrie, was deeply influenced by the changing societal dynamics of his time. A notable figure in London's literary scene, Anstey's background in law and journalism equipped him with a sharp wit and a keen eye for character studies, which he skillfully employed in his writing.
His own experiences and observations of contemporary life undoubtedly informed the creation of this whimsical yet pointed narrative. This charming novel is highly recommended for readers who appreciate clever humor and intricate plots interspersed with fantastical elements. Anstey's exploration of human desire and the intricacies of social interaction makes "The Brass Bottle" an engaging read that resonates with anyone interested in the intersection of fantasy and reality.
