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These letters originally appeared in Punch in 1849. As an independent series of Essays written under a nom de plume not elsewhere adopted by Thackeray, they possess an individuality of their own.
William Makepeace Thackeray - the name is dear to all lovers of classic fiction, who have wandered in enchanted lands, following the fortunes of Colonel Newcome, Becky Sharp, Henry Esmond, and a host of other familiar characters created by the great novelist.
To an unusual degree, Thackeray dwells on the youth of the characters he depicts, lingering fondly and in details over the pranks and pastimes, the school and college days of his heroes and heroines, as though he wished to call especial attention to the interest of that portion of their career.
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Maria Ellege
reviewed Letters To A Young Man About Town on January 31, 2013
Letters To A Young Man About Town
"For a dreamer is one who can only find his way by moonlight, and his punishment is that he sees the dawn before the rest of the world"
A collection of writings and observations, Intentions ponders topics such as what art is and whether criticism can be an art form to how wardrobe details affect a play and the audience's perception of the play.
A little pretentious at times, but still rather entertaining, with Wilde's usual sass and wit and incredible quote-ability, this was a thoroughly entertaining read.
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