The Londoners

"The Londoners: An Absurdity" by Robert Hichens offers a sharp and humorous look at London society. Set against the backdrop of Ascot, this satirical novel dissects the manners and morals of the English upper class with wit and precision. Hichens crafts a story that amuses even as it critiques, exposing the absurdities hidden beneath a veneer of respectability. A classic example of social satire, "The Londoners" remains a compelling and entertaining read. Its enduring appeal lies in its insightful observation of human nature and its timeless portrayal of social dynamics. Rediscover this literary gem and revel in its delightful humor. This meticulously prepared print edition brings Hichens' work back to life for all who appreciate clever satire.

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