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Gregory Dowling

    Gregory Dowling is an author whose literary journey is marked by a seamless transition between academia and fiction. His work often delves into historical settings, particularly Venice, exploring its rich past with a keen eye for detail. Dowling's style is characterized by its literary precision and ability to transport readers to different times and places. His academic scholarship, focused primarily on British and American poetry, lends a depth of context to his fictional narratives. This blend of scholarly insight and narrative craft makes his writings a unique fusion of intellectual enrichment and engaging storytelling.

    Ascension
    The Four Horsemen
    • The second in a new series of mystery thrillers set in mid-18th-century Venice, follwing the acclaimed Ascension.

      The Four Horsemen
    • Ascension

      • 298 pages
      • 11 hours of reading

      Venice in 1749 - the city has lost its political and financial primacy but has become Europe's pleasure capital, famous for its gambling dens, its courtesans, its hectic carnival, its music, art and theatre - and the most highly organised secret service in Europe.

      Ascension