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Warwick Deeping

    George Warwick Deeping fut un prolifique romancier et nouvelliste anglais, dont les œuvres ultérieures cherchèrent à capturer l'esprit de l'époque édouardienne. Sa première fiction s'orientait souvent vers des romances historiques, tandis que ses romans suivants exploraient fréquemment des thèmes de stabilité et de tradition. Deeping connut un succès commercial notable, devenant l'un des auteurs les plus vendus des années 1920 et 1930, bien que certains critiques aient souligné sa tendance aux intrigues mélodramatiques. Sa prose se caractérise par un style narratif classique.

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