
This is the novel that George Gissing prized above everything else he wrote. Published in 1903, the year of Gissing's death, it crosses and re-crosses a precarious line between fiction and autobiography. For readers now, the novel's fascination lies in its portrait of a man coping with disillusionment and bitterness at literary failure, who in fact has produced a masterpiece that defies classification.
Page Count:
240
Publication Date:
1987-08-27
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