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Swain's Vengeance (eBook)

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2023
41 Seiten
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859-654772480-3 (EAN)

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In "Swain's Vengeance," Arthur D. Howden Smith weaves a rich tapestry of adventure and moral complexity set against a backdrop of the early 20th-century American frontier. The narrative unfolds through its vivid prose, masterfully combining elements of psychological depth with thrilling suspense. Smith's use of contrasting landscapes—ranging from the wild, untamed wilderness to the claustrophobic confines of human conflict—enhances the story's overarching themes of vengeance, honor, and retribution. This novel resonates within the context of early American literature, reflecting the transitional values of a society grappling with industrialization and the erosion of traditional heroism. Arthur D. Howden Smith, an accomplished author and playwright of the early 1900s, was heavily influenced by his experiences in frontier regions and his fascination with folklore and legend. His background in journalism and dramatic literature enriched his storytelling technique, lending a cinematic quality to his plots. The challenges he observed in humanity amid the rawness of nature often found their way into his narratives, compelling him to explore profound moral dilemmas. "Swain's Vengeance" is a compelling read for those who appreciate intricate character studies and the exploration of revenge as a driving force in human nature. This novel will appeal to aficionados of early American literature and adventure stories, inviting readers to question the costs of vengeance and the true meaning of justice.

Arthur D. Howden Smith (1887–1945) was an American novelist and historian whose literary work gained prominence during the early 20th century. Known for his swashbuckling tales and historical fiction, Smith infused his narratives with robust historical details and a keen ability to weave engaging stories. A prominent example of his work is 'Swain's Vengeance,' which exemplifies his narrative prowess and ability to craft compelling plots centered around revenge and adventure. His writing style often mirrored the flourish and detailed setting descriptions akin to that of his contemporaries in the adventure and historical fiction genres. While not as widely recognized today as some of his peers, Smith's contributions to literature during his time added to the richness of the genre and provided escapism through vivid storytelling. Embedded within his works are reflections of the social and cultural undertones of his time, making his novels not only entertaining but also a window into the early 20th-century American literary landscape. Smith's stories are characterized by their fast-paced action, vivid characterizations, and an unerring sense of historical ambiance, making his books a delight for readers who enjoy period adventure tales with a touch of verisimilitude.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 17.11.2023
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Historische Romane
Kunst / Musik / Theater Malerei / Plastik
Schlagworte 19th century setting • 20th century authors • Adventure short stories • Ancient conquests • Arthur D. Howden Smith • Art-themed fiction • Classic Art in Literature • complex character dynamics • Culture • english literature classics • epic adventure • family duty • Fiction • heroic storytelling • Historical adventure novels • historical fiction • historical political intrigue • Historical vengeance • History • Humanities • immersive adventure narrative • literary adventure fiction • literary vengeance themes • Medieval honor • Norse mythology • Periodicals • public domain classics • revenge redemption themes • Short Stories • Short stories in periodicals • suspenseful romance story • Swain's Vengeance book • swashbuckling fiction • thought-provoking morality • Thriller • Viking saga • Vintage Literature • vivid historical portrayal • Warrior quests
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