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Delphi Complete Works of George Moore (Illustrated)

by George Moore ...

Series Book 9 - Delphi Series Nine
Irish novelist, poet and dramatist George Moore was amongst the first English-language authors to absorb the lessons of the French realists, being particularly influenced by Émile Zola. Naturalist masterpieces such as ‘Esther Waters’ and ‘A Mummer’s Wife’ went on to influence James Joyce and other leading modernist writers. Moore also wrote accomplished historical novels, revealing a refined ... Read more

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Irish novelist, poet and dramatist George Moore was amongst the first English-language authors to absorb the lessons of the French realists, being particularly influenced by Émile Zola. Naturalist masterpieces such as ‘Esther Waters’ and ‘A Mummer’s Wife’ went on to influence James Joyce and other leading modernist writers. Moore also wrote accomplished historical novels, revealing a refined
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Houdini's Rendezvous

by George Moore ...

Sean St.Jean is a Silicon Valley CEO and founder of a multi-billion-dollar Artificial Intelligence company. He's single, good-looking, wealthy, and on the A-list of the valley's movers and shakers. His company, Babbage Labs, just sent the world's most advanced AI satellite, named "Houdini", into orbit. The satellite was destined for service at the Pentagon, but when it begins to think for itself ... Read more

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Sean St.Jean is a Silicon Valley CEO and founder of a multi-billion-dollar Artificial Intelligence company. He's single, good-looking, wealthy, and on the A-list of the valley's movers and shakers. His company, Babbage Labs, just sent the world's most advanced AI satellite, named "Houdini", into orbit. The satellite was destined for service at the Pentagon, but when it begins to think for itself
... Read more
A Mummer's Wife

by George Moore ...

The novel tells the story of Kate Ede, a woman from a working-class background who marries an actor named Victor, who is part of a traveling theater company. Kate becomes immersed in the world of theater, facing the challenges and complexities that arise from her marriage and the unconventional lifestyle of actors.George Moore's "A Mummer's Wife" is considered a naturalistic novel that explores ... Read more

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The novel tells the story of Kate Ede, a woman from a working-class background who marries an actor named Victor, who is part of a traveling theater company. Kate becomes immersed in the world of theater, facing the challenges and complexities that arise from her marriage and the unconventional lifestyle of actors.George Moore's "A Mummer's Wife" is considered a naturalistic novel that explores
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Confessions of a Young Man

by George Moore ...

Series series World Classics
"Confessions of a Young Man" by George Moore is a candid exploration of the author's artistic and personal journey. Through introspective essays, Moore delves into his experiences, passions, and struggles as a young artist in the late 19th century. With a blend of sincerity and introspection, the book provides insights into the bohemian lifestyle, the challenges of creativity, and the pursuit of ... Read more

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"Confessions of a Young Man" by George Moore is a candid exploration of the author's artistic and personal journey. Through introspective essays, Moore delves into his experiences, passions, and struggles as a young artist in the late 19th century. With a blend of sincerity and introspection, the book provides insights into the bohemian lifestyle, the challenges of creativity, and the pursuit of
... Read more
Modern Painting

by George Moore ...

Series series World Classics
"Modern Painting" by George Moore is an insightful exploration of art's evolution in the late 19th century. Moore delves into the works of renowned painters, discussing the influence of Impressionism and the shift towards individual expression. With eloquence, he analyzes the aesthetics and philosophies shaping modern art, offering readers a profound understanding of the era's artistic revolution. ... Read more

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"Modern Painting" by George Moore is an insightful exploration of art's evolution in the late 19th century. Moore delves into the works of renowned painters, discussing the influence of Impressionism and the shift towards individual expression. With eloquence, he analyzes the aesthetics and philosophies shaping modern art, offering readers a profound understanding of the era's artistic revolution.
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A Drama in Muslin

by George Moore ...

The story revolves around a group of women living in the fictional town of Carhexby, situated on the coast of Ireland. The narrative explores the lives, relationships, and social dynamics among these women, providing an insightful depiction of the Victorian era and its societal norms."A Drama in Muslin" delves into themes of marriage, love, class, and the restrictions placed upon women in that era ... Read more

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The story revolves around a group of women living in the fictional town of Carhexby, situated on the coast of Ireland. The narrative explores the lives, relationships, and social dynamics among these women, providing an insightful depiction of the Victorian era and its societal norms."A Drama in Muslin" delves into themes of marriage, love, class, and the restrictions placed upon women in that era
... Read more
Celibates

by George Moore ...

The three novellas in "Celibates" are "The Dedalus and the Parnell," "Vain Fortune," and "Enamoured Architect." Each novella delves into the personal struggles and challenges faced by the characters as they navigate celibacy, love, and desire. The stories offer insights into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of personal choices.George Moore was a significant figure in the ... Read more

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The three novellas in "Celibates" are "The Dedalus and the Parnell," "Vain Fortune," and "Enamoured Architect." Each novella delves into the personal struggles and challenges faced by the characters as they navigate celibacy, love, and desire. The stories offer insights into the complexities of human relationships and the impact of personal choices.George Moore was a significant figure in the
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Celibates

Lives That Refuse the Ordinary Bargain

by George Moore ...

Three long stories about people who do not marry: Mildred Lawson, a rich girl who tries art and philanthropy and slips out of every engagement; John Norton, a young Catholic who wants the cloister more than any woman; and Agnes Lahens, a convent girl brought home to a worldly household who goes back to the nuns. Moore went to Paris to paint, failed, and came back with Zola's method; these 1895 ... Read more

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Three long stories about people who do not marry: Mildred Lawson, a rich girl who tries art and philanthropy and slips out of every engagement; John Norton, a young Catholic who wants the cloister more than any woman; and Agnes Lahens, a convent girl brought home to a worldly household who goes back to the nuns. Moore went to Paris to paint, failed, and came back with Zola's method; these 1895
... Read more
The Untilled Field

Irish Stories of Priests, Exiles and Artists

by George Moore ...

Ireland in a dozen stories: a priest who drives a girl from the parish, an emigrant's letter, a stonecutter, a village where nothing will grow because everyone who could has gone. Moore was an Irish landlord's son who went to Paris to paint, failed, and came back with Zola's method; several of these 1903 stories first appeared in Irish translation, and it is the book that taught Joyce what a ... Read more

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Ireland in a dozen stories: a priest who drives a girl from the parish, an emigrant's letter, a stonecutter, a village where nothing will grow because everyone who could has gone. Moore was an Irish landlord's son who went to Paris to paint, failed, and came back with Zola's method; several of these 1903 stories first appeared in Irish translation, and it is the book that taught Joyce what a
... Read more
A Mummer's Wife

A Potteries Woman and a Touring Company

by George Moore ...

Kate Ede, a draper's wife in the Potteries, runs off with a touring actor and finds the life of a mummer's wife — lodgings, rehearsals, gin. Moore was an Irish landlord's son who went to Paris to paint, failed, and came back with Zola's method instead; this 1885 novel brought French naturalism into English, the circulating libraries banned it, and he answered them with a pamphlet, Literature at ... Read more

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Kate Ede, a draper's wife in the Potteries, runs off with a touring actor and finds the life of a mummer's wife — lodgings, rehearsals, gin. Moore was an Irish landlord's son who went to Paris to paint, failed, and came back with Zola's method instead; this 1885 novel brought French naturalism into English, the circulating libraries banned it, and he answered them with a pamphlet, Literature at
... Read more
Evelyn Innes

by George Moore ...

Series series World Classics
"Evelyn Innes" by George Moore delves into the world of opera and the turbulent emotions of its protagonist, Evelyn. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century London, the novel unfolds a tale of passion, ambition, and societal constraints. Moore's narrative navigates the challenges faced by a talented young soprano as she strives for success in a male-dominated industry. The story explores the ... Read more

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"Evelyn Innes" by George Moore delves into the world of opera and the turbulent emotions of its protagonist, Evelyn. Set against the backdrop of late 19th-century London, the novel unfolds a tale of passion, ambition, and societal constraints. Moore's narrative navigates the challenges faced by a talented young soprano as she strives for success in a male-dominated industry. The story explores the
... Read more
The Brook Kerith

A Syrian Story

by George Moore ...

Series series World Classics
"The Brook Kerith: A Syrian Story" by George Moore is a unique exploration of spiritual awakening and identity. The novel follows Esau, a biblical figure, as he survives a near-death experience and questions his beliefs. Set against the backdrop of Syria, Moore's narrative delves into themes of religion, morality, and the search for purpose. The story unfolds with philosophical depth, offering ... Read more

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"The Brook Kerith: A Syrian Story" by George Moore is a unique exploration of spiritual awakening and identity. The novel follows Esau, a biblical figure, as he survives a near-death experience and questions his beliefs. Set against the backdrop of Syria, Moore's narrative delves into themes of religion, morality, and the search for purpose. The story unfolds with philosophical depth, offering
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