The Promethean

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Set against the backdrop of modern academia and technology, this novel hilariously critiques ambition, social justice, and human folly. With a sharp wit akin to W. Somerset Maugham and a playful humor reminiscent of P.G. Wodehouse, it offers an extraordinary exploration of the absurdities of contemporary life. Through its engaging narrative, the story reveals the often ridiculous nature of academic pursuits and societal ideals, making for a compelling and entertaining read.