Athelstane Ford
Allen Upward
Aug. 2022 · DigiCat
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Allen Upward's 'Athelstane Ford' stands as a testament to the intricate layering of human emotion and societal observations. Combining an incisive wit with a masterful grasp of the English language, Upward constructs a narrative that both entertains and provokes thought. As part of DigiCat Publishing's commitment to preserving literary heritage, this special edition offers readers a chance to experience Upward's craft in a contemporary format, showcasing the timeless nature of his work. The novel, while anchored in its original period, transcends its era through universal themes and dynamic characters that continue to resonate with modern audiences. The author himself, Allen Upward, was not merely a novelist but also a poet, lawyer, and political theorist, which informed his literature with a richness of perspective and a depth of legal and philosophical insights. 'Athelstane Ford' is undoubtedly influenced by Upward's multifaceted career and intellectual pursuits. His experiences and observations of the human condition breathe life into the pages of his work, offering a narrative that is as much a reflection on individuality as it is a commentary on the societal constructs of his time. 'Athelstane Ford,' republished by DigiCat Publishing, is highly recommended for those who seek to delve into a world where literature meets humanity at the crossroads of past and present. This edition is a call to immerse oneself in a classic that has been thoughtfully brought into the present, where new generations of readers can discover Upward's compelling storytelling and engage with the novel's enduring relevance. Scholars, literary enthusiasts, and new readers alike will find this work to be an invaluable addition to their collections as a bridge linking the richness of historical literature with the ongoing dialogue of contemporary thought.
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Allen Upward (1863–1926) was an English poet, lawyer, politician, and writer, whose multi-faceted career spanned numerous genres and subjects. Born in Worcester, Upward's literary style was distinctly characterized by its versatility and intellectual depth. His book 'Athelstane Ford', like many of his works, showcases this style effectively. Upward's writings often navigated the realms of philosophy, spirituality, and the human psyche, presenting his audience with a rich tapestry of thought-provoking content. As an author, he is known for his ability to amalgamate technical knowledge with imaginative narrative, evident in this particular novel's intricate exploration of identity and the nature of perception. Part of the late-Victorian literary movement, Upward contributed to the period's experimentation with literary forms and reflected the era's complex social changes in his work. In addition to 'Athelstane Ford', he penned several other works including 'The Prince of Balkistan' and 'The International Spy', which further established his reputation as an erudite and imaginative writer. Upward's constant engagement with political and social issues of his time, infused into his literary compositions, rendered his work not only as entertainment but also as a medium for subtle commentary on the contemporary world.
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