Caradoc Evans Livres

The 1915 collection of short stories sparked significant controversy, particularly in Wales, where it led to police action and public outrage. Praised internationally as a work of art, the book depicts the west Wales peasantry in a harsh light, portraying them as subhuman figures driven by greed, and critiques the local non-conformist Liberal elite. This provocative portrayal ignited a fierce debate, resulting in the burning of copies and extensive media correspondence, solidifying Evans' reputation as an infamous author in his homeland.

The book is a facsimile reprint of a scarce antiquarian work, preserving its historical significance despite potential imperfections like marks and flawed pages. It aims to protect and promote important literature by providing an affordable, high-quality edition that remains true to the original.

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Set in the early 20th century, this novel explores complex themes of love, hate, and human relationships through a series of interconnected stories. Each chapter presents a unique narrative, delving into the lives of various characters and their struggles, including topics like faith, loss, and ambition. The book is part of a collection of classic works being republished in high-quality editions, preserving the original text and artwork for modern readers.

The book presents a collection of stories that delve into the lives and experiences of the Welsh people, reflecting their culture and history. Recognized for its significance, this classical work has been carefully preserved and reformatted by Alpha Editions to ensure clarity and readability for modern audiences. The effort to republish it in a contemporary format highlights its enduring relevance and the importance of sharing these narratives with future generations.

Soubor patnácti povídek vykreslujících život, kulturu a společenské poměry na venkově v západním Walesu. Výraz „Naši“ označuje „venkovský lid západního Walesu“, konkrétněji pak autorovu rodinu a sousedy. Povídky, spojené místem a některými postavami, tvoří jednotný celek. Odehrávají se ve fiktivní vesnici, jejíž okolí a krajina připomíná autorovo rodiště na jihu hrabství Cardiganshire. Kulturu této oblasti Evans popisuje jako závislou na přísném třídním, patriarchálně uspořádaném systému charakterizovaném pokleslou formou náboženství, které je jádrem této kultury. Tematicky se autor neomezil jen na kritiku politické angažovanosti waleských modliteben, ale dotýká se i dalších ožehavých otázek, jako jsou úpadek lidskosti, incest, sebevražda či zacházení se ženami.