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Golden Ballast
Henry De Vere Stacpoole
Casa editrice: DigiCat
Sinossi
Henry De Vere Stacpoole's 'Golden Ballast' stands as a literary relic, encapsulating the rich tapestry of early 20th-century storytelling. This special edition, thoughtfully curated by DigiCat Publishing, showcases Stacpoole's smooth prose and affinity for vibrant narratives, as it breathes new life into the classic. The book is contextualized within the framework of its era, offering a window into the literary style and traditions that flourished at the time. The reproduction is not merely an act of preservation; it's a revival of Stacpoole's unique contribution to the literary canon, ensuring its accessibility and continued relevance in the digital age, both in print and ebook formats. As for Stacpoole himself, an author whose life was as colorful as his fiction, his experiences often reflected the romantic and adventurous essence that permeates his work. His career as a ship's doctor granted him an intimate acquaintance with the sea and the kaleidoscope of humanity it carries, elements that he masterfully weaves into 'Golden Ballast'. It's the personal inflection of Stacpoole's voyages and observations that imbues the text with authenticity and a palpable sense of wanderlust, enticing readers to delve into the nuances of his imagination. To the discerning reader, 'Golden Ballast' is more than just a story; it is a literary journey worth embarking upon. Stacpoole's craftsmanship in storytelling beckons readers to immerse themselves in the narrative, promising an odyssey through the human experience. It is a timeless piece that resonates with the quest for adventure and the allure of the unknown. This DigiCat edition, which has been meticulously prepared for the modern reader, not only honours Stacpoole's legacy but also invites readers to rediscover the enchantment within the annals of world literature.
