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The Gambler: A Novel

This novel explores the consequences of a man's descent into the world of gambling, examining the psychological and ethical challenges he faces as his addiction grows. more

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Katherine Cecil Thurston
Katherine Cecil Thurston

Katherine Cecil Thurston was an English novelist known for her profound insights into Victorian society and culture. Her works often focused on female characters and gender inequality, reflecting the complexities and contradictions of the time. more

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