The Inner House
nov 2017 · Otbebookpublishing
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"The Inner House", which has been described as "a proto-Brave New World," explores the consequences of artificially prolonged human life. On June 20, 1890, Professor Schwarzbaum announces at the Royal Institute and in various newspapers all over the world that he has invented an elixir which prevents ageing in the human body.
"The Inner House", which has been described as "a proto-Brave New World," explores the consequences of artificially prolonged human life. On June 20, 1890, Professor Schwarzbaum announces at the Royal Institute and in various newspapers all over the world that he has invented an elixir which prev...
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Walter Besant (1836-1901) was a prolific English novelist and historian whose works often explored the social issues of Victorian London. Born in Portsmouth, Besant was educated at King's College London and Christ's College, Cambridge, initially pursuing a career in academia before turning to literature. His early experiences as a mathematics professor in Mauritius and his subsequent struggles with health influenced his empathetic approach to the underprivileged.Besant's literary career is marked by his collaboration with James Rice, with whom he co-authored several successful novels. After Rice's death, Besant continued to write independently, producing a rich array of novels, historical works, and biographies. His narratives frequently highlighted the plight of the urban poor, advocating for social reform and better living conditions. This commitment to social justice extended beyond his writing; Besant was instrumental in the establishment of the People's Palace in East London, a community center aimed at providing education and recreation for the working class.A founding member of the Society of Authors, Besant fiercely championed the rights of writers, advocating for fair compensation and copyright protections. His influence extended to contemporary writers, including H.G. Wells and George Gissing, who admired his dedication to social issues and his innovative storytelling.Besant's legacy is a testament to his belief in literature as a vehicle for social change. His works continue to resonate with modern readers for their compassionate portrayal of humanity and their call for a more equitable society.
Walter Besant (1836-1901) was a prolific English novelist and historian whose works often explored the social issues of Victorian London. Born in Portsmouth, Besant was educated at King's College London and Christ's College, Cambridge, initially pursuing a career in academia before turning to lit...
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