Gossip in a Library
by Edmund Gosse
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'Gossip in a Library' is a collection of essays by Edmund Gosse, a prominent literary figure of the Victorian era, where he shares his personal reflections on the books in his library. Gosse's writing is conversational and charming, filled with anecdotes and insightful observations about the authors and their works. He delves into various aspects of literature, from translations and critical commentary to amusing tales about literary personalities and their quirks. Through his intimate and engaging style, Gosse transports readers into his own world of books, offering a unique perspective on the power of literature and its enduring influence on society. The book is a testament to Gosse's deep appreciation for literature and his ability to illuminate the complexities and delights of the written word.Book Details
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