“The price of tapping water into every house is that no one values water any more.”
Book:The Aristos
Quote by John Fowles
Work
The Aristos
The Aristos is a thought-provoking novel that delves into the nature of aristocracy, examining its role and impact on societal structures and individual lives. The story explores complex themes of power, privilege, and the pursuit of excellence, offering readers a critical examination of the aristocratic ideal. more
Author
John Fowles
John Fowles was an English novelist known for his unique narrative techniques and profound psychological insights. His works often explore themes of human nature, morality, and existentialism, with 'The French Lieutenant's Woman' and 'The Magus' being his most famous works. more
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