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Victoria Sackville-West's "The Dragon in Shallow Waters" explores themes of disability and social class in historical England. This carefully restored edition allows readers to immerse themselves in a poignant narrative that transcends time.
Within the literary fiction landscape, the novel offers a glimpse into a world where deafness shapes individual experience and societal perception. Set against a historical backdrop, the story invites reflection on the complexities of human connection.
Sackville-West's work, categorized as historical fiction, delves into the lives of women within a specific social context. Readers interested in historical perspectives on the deaf community and the nuances of social standing will find this novel to be a compelling read. "The Dragon in Shallow Waters" is a testament to the enduring power of storytelling.
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