
Tragic Muse
by Henry James
'Tragic Muse' Summary
Tragic Muse follows the intertwined lives of Miriam Ruth and Nick Dormer. Miriam, a burgeoning actress, navigates the world of theater and society, hoping to achieve success on stage while defying societal norms regarding women and marriage. Nick, a man with political aspirations, is also drawn to the allure of the artistic world and finds himself captivated by Miriam's passionate spirit. Their paths intertwine as they navigate complex relationships, personal struggles, and the pressures of societal expectations. Throughout the novel, Henry James paints a vivid picture of the clash between ambition and love, exploring the sacrifices and compromises individuals make in pursuit of their dreams, ultimately highlighting the enduring allure of both art and the quest for fulfillment in a world of constant change.Book Details
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Henry James
America, Britain
Henry James was born in New York City on April 15, 1843, into a wealthy and intellectually stimulating family. His father, Henry James Sr., was a Swedenborgian philosopher and his mother, Mary Roberts...
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