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Madame Flirt (eBook)

A Romance of 'The Beggar's Opera'
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2022
186 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654734003-4 (EAN)

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Madame Flirt - Charles Edward Pearce
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In "Madame Flirt," Charles Edward Pearce presents a vivid exploration of romantic entanglements and societal mores during the late 19th century, blending crisp dialogue with rich character development. The narrative intricately weaves the life of its titular character, a charming yet enigmatic woman whose flirtations reveal the complexities of love, identity, and the expectations of her time. Pearce employs a keen psychological insight, utilizing a realist literary style that immerses the reader in the subtleties of social interaction, making the book both an engaging read and a critique of contemporary gender norms. Pearce, a notable figure in Victorian literature, drew inspiration from his own experiences in a rapidly changing society. His writings often reflect the tension between personal desires and societal expectations, a theme brilliantly encapsulated in "Madame Flirt." This work captures the essence of an era when women began to assert their independence while navigating the turbulent waters of romance and propriety. Pearce's background in the arts and his acute observations of human behavior informed his adept portrayal of complex characters. "Madame Flirt" is recommended for readers interested in the interplay of romance and social critique. Pearce's nuanced depiction of love's trials resonates with modern sensibilities, making this book a timeless treasure for literary enthusiasts and those keen to delve into the intricacies of human relationships.

Charles Edward Pearce (1856–1928) was an English author known for his vibrant character portrayals and adept storytelling, vitalising the late Victorian and Edwardian literary scenes. Pearce began his professional journey as a journalist, contributing to the colour and critique of the period's press before transitioning into a novelist. A master in painting scenes of Parisian life, he became notable for his romance novel 'Madame Flirt' which exemplified his skill in blending elements of intrigue, high society, and romance that capture the tastes of his era. Pearce's literary style is characterized by his attention to detail and a penchant for examining the interplay of social norms and personal desires. His works delve into the complexities of human relationships while being set against the backdrop of fashionable European locales. Although he produced a number of novels, 'Madame Flirt' remains a hallmark of his legacy, illustrating the stylistic flair and understanding of human emotions that Pearce adeptly wove into his narratives. His contribution to literature during the turn of the 20th century offered readers an escapade from the mundane, providing a window into the lives of the genteel and their societal escapades. Pearce's depiction of his characters' internal and external conflicts secured him a place in the mosaic of English authors who have chronicled the subtleties of social mores through the art of fiction.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 16.9.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
Schlagworte 1708-1760 • 18th-century London • 19th century literature • Ballad Opera • Character development • Charles Edward Pearce books • classic English novels • complex relationships • Edwardian period fiction • engaging narrative • English literature • Fenton • Fiction • fictional retelling • free public domain books • historical drama • Historical Romance • historical romance novel • John Gay • Lavinia • literary pastiche • love and betrayal • lyrical prose • Madame Flirt ebook • opulent settings • Romantic interplay • romantic intrigue novel • Social intricacies • societal expectations • society and manners fiction • Socio-cultural commentary • The Beggar's Opera • Thought-provoking themes • victorian era fiction • victorian romance • Women's literature
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