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New Grub Street

George Gissing

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In 'New Grub Street,' George Gissing presents a vivid exploration of the literary and journalistic milieu of 1880s London. Through the experiences of Edwin Reardon and Jasper Milvain, Gissing paints a grimly realistic picture of a literary environment where commercial success often eludes genuine talent. The novel, with its incisive and naturalistic prose, weaves a narrative that illuminates the stark realities of the publishing world against the backdrop of an evolving society. A work rich in literary and historical context, it provides a critical commentary on the nature of literary production and the commodification of art during the period. Gissing's personal acquaintance with the trials and tribulations of the writer's life is evident in the depth of characterisation and his empathetic, yet unsparing, portrayal of Reardon and Milvain. A writer known for his abiding concern with social issues and the effects of poverty, his experiences no doubt shaped the novel's themes, and the tension between art and commercialism that underlies its narrative. This touch of autobiographical pathos lends his work an authenticity that resonates with the struggles of many in the creative field. Scholars and aficionados of Victorian literature will find 'New Grub Street' a must-read, as it not only captures the essence of its era but also deals with timeless aspects of the human condition within the arts. The book appeals to those interested in the dichotomy between artistic integrity and the exigencies of a market-driven society. This work remains remarkably relevant, offering a window into the historical literary scene whilst engaging with questions that continue to challenge modern writers and readers alike.

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publishing industry fiction, London-set novels, 19th century novels, Victorian literature, literary fiction, struggling artists, social class in literature, British classics, George Gissing works, writers and society