Miles Gibson (Books)

Miles Gibson Books

Miles Gibson's darkly satirical writing is characterized by elements of magic realism and absurdist fiction. Although his narratives follow a linear structure, his use of black humor, pastiche, and unreliable narrators firmly places him among the postmodernists. His unique style explores the boundaries of reality and absurdity with a provocative wit.

Kingdom Swann

210 pages
8 hours of reading

Kingdom Swann, a seemingly respectable Victorian gentleman, grapples with his complex feelings towards women, as illustrated by his encounter with a nude woman suspended from a pillar. This striking imagery sets the stage for a narrative exploring themes of desire, societal expectations, and the darker aspects of human relationships, revealing the tension between outward respectability and inner turmoil.