Sophie Gee Book order
January 1, 1974
Sophie Gee is an author deeply immersed in the complexities of the eighteenth century, dissecting themes of filth, pollution, and satire with sharp intellect. Her literary approach, rooted in rigorous academic inquiry, demonstrates a profound understanding of satirical traditions that span centuries. Gee explores the connection between classical satirical works and contemporary cultural expressions like South Park and Catch-22. Her writing offers a keen insight into the enduring nature of social critique.
- 2007
- 2007
Scandal of the Season
- 320 pages
- 12 hours of reading
A Dazzling Story of Risk and Dangerous Liasions. Beautiful, clever Arabella Fermor is seduced by charming Robert Petre, seventh baron of Ingatestone. Eager to secure herself a rich and handsome husband, Arabella cannot guess that the enigmatic robert is entwined in a treasonous plot against Queen Anne. Watching the pair from the outskirts is a crippled man destined to become the genius of his age - the poet Alexander Pope. In Arabella and Robert's flirtations he has found the tale of temptation, coquetry and danger that might just make his fortune...
