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"The Private Life of Henry Maitland: A Record Dictated by J. H." offers a unique and intimate glimpse into the life of George Gissing, the celebrated Victorian author. Penned by Morley Roberts, this fictional biography, presented as a dictated record, provides a compelling and insightful portrayal of Gissing's literary life and personal struggles.
A cornerstone of literary biography, this volume explores the complexities of a figure central to Victorian literature. It serves as both a biographical study and a work of literary criticism, delving into the character and experiences that shaped Gissing's writing. Readers interested in literary figures and the nuances of the literary life will find this a captivating and thought-provoking read. It remains a vital text for understanding the landscape of late 19th-century letters and the enduring legacy of George Gissing.
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