Dance To The Music Of Time, 3rd Movemt

Resumen del libro

Anthony Powell's universally acclaimed epic encompasses a four-volume panorama of twentieth century London. Hailed by Time as "brilliant literary comedy as well as a brilliant sketch of the times," A Dance to the Music of Time opens just after World War I. Amid the fever of the 1920s and the first chill of the 1930s, Nick Jenkins and his friends confront sex, society, business, and art. In the second volume they move to London in a whirl of marriage and adulteries, fashions and frivolities, personal triumphs and failures. These books "provide an unsurpassed picture, at once gay and melancholy, of social and artistic life in Britain between the wars" (Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.). The third volume follows Nick into army life and evokes London during the blitz. In the climactic final volume, England has won the war and must now count the losses.
In this third volume of "A Dance to the Music of Time," we again meet Widmerpool, doggedly rising in rank; Jenkins, shifted from one dismal army post to another; Stringham, heroically emerging from alcoholism; Templer, still on his eternal sexual quest. Here, too, we are introduced to Pamela Flitton, one of the most beautiful and dangerous women in modern fiction. Wickedly barbed in its wit, uncanny in its seismographic recording of human emotions and social currents, this saga stands as an unsurpassed rendering of England's finest yet most costly hour.
Includes these novels:
"The Valley of Bones"
"The Soldier's Art"
"The Military Philosophers"

Biografía del autor

x{0026}lt;p Anthony Powell (1905-2000) se educó en Eton y Ox ford, trabajó como editor en Duckworth, como guio nista para la Warner Brothers y fue editor literario de la revista satírica x{0026}lt;em Punchx{0026}lt;/em . Como novelista recibió nu merosos galardones, como el James Tait Black Me morial Prize o el W.H. Smith Award. Su obra maestra es x{0026}lt;em Una danza para la música del tiempox{0026}lt;/em , una serie de doce novelas escritas entre 1951 y 1971. En Anagrama se han publicado las cuatro trilogías que componen el ciclo, Primavera , Verano , Otoño e Invierno , con un extraordinario éxito de crítica.x{0026}lt;/p