“artists are exposed to great temptations: their eyes see paradise before their souls have reached it, and that is a great danger.”
Quote by Phyllis Bottome
Work
Innocence and experience: stories
This book compiles a variety of short stories that delve into the complexities of human nature, examining the transition from innocence to experience through various narrative perspectives. more
Author
Phyllis Bottome
Phyllis Bottome was a Canadian-born British novelist celebrated for her popular historical and romantic novels. Born on May 31, 1884, and passing away on August 22, 1963, Bottome's works were characterized by complex characters and intricate plots, which garnered her a significant readership during her lifetime. more
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