Edward Garnett Livres

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The Trial of Jeanne d'Arc is a fascinating look at the trial of one of history's most famous figures. Written by Edward Garnett, this play offers a unique take on the trial, exploring the political and religious motives behind it. With rich characters and thought-provoking themes, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in history or drama.

Edward Garnett's groundbreaking play, The Breaking Point, offers a powerful indictment of the social and political forces that are tearing apart the fabric of English society. Through the story of a group of working-class characters struggling to survive in a hostile world, Garnett sheds new light on issues of class, morality, and social justice.

One of the most influential literary critics and editors of his time, Garnett provides a deeply insightful portrait of the man behind the writing in this influential biography of Tolstoy. Drawing on personal experience and correspondence with the author, Garnett paints a vivid and compelling picture of this important figure in Russian literature.