Aldous Huxley Author
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| ISBN | 9789349919730 |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Feel Classics |
| Publication date | October 2025 |
| Language | English |
| Page count | 240 |
A SHARP SATIRICAL CLASSIC • A brilliant portrait of artists, ambition, and illusion—Huxley’s dazzling debut skewers a generation with wit and elegance.
The novel that launched Aldous Huxley’s career and introduced a bold new voice in modern fiction.
“People will talk... and talk, and talk. But what will they do?” —Aldous Huxley
At an idyllic English country estate, a group of writers, painters, philosophers, and dreamers gather for a summer retreat. Among them is Denis Stone—a young poet, uncertain of his talent and even more uncertain of love. As he circles the witty and enigmatic Anne, he becomes entangled in a web of artistic pretence, romantic misfires, and intellectual gamesmanship.
But beneath the humour and charm, Crome Yellow hides a quieter discontent: a generation unsure of its place in a world broken by war, clinging to ideas while drifting from meaning.
Wickedly observant and psychologically precise, Huxley’s first novel is a biting comedy of manners, a meditation on ego and identity, and a snapshot of the fragile hopes of a modern age. Nearly a century later, Crome Yellow remains a luminous debut—an ironic, tender, and deceptively sharp look at the roles we play to impress others… and ourselves.
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