Niobe, All Smiles (eBook)

A Farcical Comedy in Three Acts

Harry Paulton, Maurice Ordonneau, Edward A. Paulton (Autoren)

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2022
60 Seiten
DigiCat (Verlag)
859-654736321-7 (EAN)

Infos

Niobe, All Smiles is a remarkable anthology that encapsulates a variegated tapestry of literary ingenuity, showcasing an eclectic range of themes and styles. The collection stands at the confluence of satire, humor, and poignancy, offering readers a vibrant exploration of narratives that oscillate between joy and sorrow. Embedded within this literary mosaic are standout pieces that exemplify the collection's overarching themes, reflecting on the human condition through a diversely stylized lens. The anthology's uniqueness lies not only in its thematic breadth but also in its ability to weave together seemingly disparate narratives into a coherent, resonant whole. The contributing authors, Harry Paulton, Maurice Ordonneau, and Edward A. Paulton, bring to the table their individual literary prowess, creating a synergy that enriches the collection's thematic ambitions. Their backgrounds, dotted with notable contributions to drama and literature, align with the anthology's eclectic spirit. Drawing upon their collective experiences, the authors navigate the intricate interplay between comedy and tragedy, thereby cementing the anthology's place within the broader historical and cultural milieu from which it draws inspiration. Niobe, All Smiles beckons readers to immerse themselves in a literary journey that promises not only a breadth of emotional and thematic exploration but also an intellectual engagement with the varied stylistic approaches of its contributors. This collection serves as a prime example of how diverse literary voices can converge to explore universal themes, making it an invaluable resource for those seeking to enrich their understanding of the dynamic range of human experiences. It is a testament to the power of collaboration and diversity in enriching the tapestry of literature.

Autor

Harry Paulton was a playwright of the Victorian era who is best known for his work 'Niobe, All Smiles', a production that showcased his flair for combining humor with elements of the fantastic. Paulton's writing was characterized by its wit and the manner in which it capitalized on the theatrical conventions of his time. Though not as widely remembered as some of his contemporaries, Paulton's contributions to theatre during the late 19th century demonstrated his adeptness at crafting plays that appealed to the sensibilities of his audience. By infusing his work with lightheartedness and whimsy, he secured a place for himself in the entertainment of the period, which was marked by a general shift towards more escapist and spectacle-oriented productions. 'Niobe, All Smiles' exemplified this trend, blending together the comedic and the surreal, and it was received with considerable acclaim, further cementing Paulton's reputation as a talented playwright. However, his name has not been as prominent in literary circles, resulting in a more niche following among scholars and enthusiasts of Victorian theatre. Despite this, his influence was felt in the ways he navigated the transition between traditional stagecraft and the emerging preference for a more visual and dynamic form of storytelling.

Produkt-Details

• Erscheint lt. Verlag: 16.9.2022
• Verlagsort: Prague
• Sprache: englisch
• Themenwelt: Literatur ► Lyrik / Dramatik ► Dramatik / Theater
• Schlagworte: 19th century • 19th century drama • 19th-century playwriting • classic comedy readers • classic theatre scripts • comedic dialogue mastery • comedies • Drama • drama literature scholars • Dramatic Literature • England • English Drama • English literature • farcical comedy play • Greek Mythology • Harry Paulton playwright • High Society Satire • historical play texts • literary plays • mistaken identity humor • multi-author collaboration • Niobe • Niobe All Smiles book • public domain plays • social life and customs • social mores critique • theatrical devices use • Victorian era plays