George Moore was a prominent Irish writer and art critic during the Victorian era. Moore is considered to be one of the first English authors to adopt the ideas of the French realists as Emile Zola was a major influence on his work. Moore himself, with books such as Esther Waters, was an influence on the great James Joyce.
The Lake, published in 1905, tells the story of an Irish priest who struggles with his duties against the feelings he has for a charming but disreputable woman.
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The Brook Kerith : A Syrian story
The Untilled Field : Enriched edition.
Confessions of a Young Man
Confessioni di un giovane
Esther Waters
Anthology of Classic Short Stories. Vol. 3 (Epiphanies) : The Dead by James Joyce, A Death in the Desert by Willa Cather, The Madonna of the Future by Henry James, The Kiss by Anton Chekhov and others
7 best short stories - Coming of Age
7 best short stories - Victorian Romance
Parnell and His Island
Confessions of a Young Man (Golden Deer Classics)
The Brook Kerith (Unabridged)
Delphi Complete Works of George Moore (Illustrated)
