The Easiest Way - A Story of Metropolitan Life

Eugene Walter, Arthur Hornblow

Editorial: DigiCat

Sinopsis

The Easiest Way is a curated anthology that boldly traverses the intricate landscapes of human motivation and choice, encapsulating a diverse tapestry of literary styles. This collection delves into the moral and ethical struggles inherent in the quest for paths of least resistance and the consequences that follow. With its rich and varied narrative forms, the anthology captures the essence of societal pressures and personal dilemmas, presenting compelling vignettes that linger with the reader. Among the standout pieces are those that explore the quiet yet profound negotiations between personal ambition and societal expectation. The contributing authors, Eugene Walter and Arthur Hornblow, bring a wealth of experience and literary acclaim to this anthology, enriching the thematic exploration with their distinct voices. Their works resonate with early 20th-century cultural and literary movements, echoing the tensions and transitions of the era. Each author contributes uniquely to the examination of moral complexities, their narratives reflecting a historical backdrop that underscores the timeless nature of these themes. As part of this collective endeavor, they skillfully illuminate the subtle, often unspoken conflicts that define human choices. This anthology offers readers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in a multifaceted dialogue that bridges historical contexts and contemporary relevance. Through its exploration of moral choices, The Easiest Way encourages readers to engage with the profound questions posed within, developing a deeper understanding of the human condition. It serves as a treasure trove of insights, providing educational value through its diverse range of perspectives and narratives. Readers are invited to grapple with the ethical intricacies portrayed, fostering a richer appreciation for the power of storytelling and its ability to reflect the enduring struggles of humanity.

Disponible desde: 16/09/2022.

Longitud de impresión: 170 páginas.

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