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The divine fire
Book • 2004
The Divine Fire, published in 1904, marked May Sinclair's first major success in England and the United States.
The novel delves into the lives of artists, highlighting the tensions between creative ambition and commercial pressures.
It features characters like Savage Keith Richman, a poet and bookseller, and Lucia Harden, a scholarly young woman with a significant family library, navigating their passions and societal expectations.
The novel delves into the lives of artists, highlighting the tensions between creative ambition and commercial pressures.
It features characters like Savage Keith Richman, a poet and bookseller, and Lucia Harden, a scholarly young woman with a significant family library, navigating their passions and societal expectations.
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