Aladdin of London - Pemberton, Max
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Unravel the tumultuous tale of intrigue and daring in early 20th century London, as experienced by Aladdin of London, a character enshrouded in mystery and draped in the cloak of a revolutionary. This gripping narrative unfolds in the grimy underbelly and the shining upper echelons of a city divided by wealth and poverty. From clandestine meetings in shadowy locales to opulent soirees in grand mansions, Aladdin navigates a complex web of political plots and personal vendettas. Amidst the backdrop of a socially stratified London, our protagonist, under the guise of a commoner, delves deep into…mehr

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Unravel the tumultuous tale of intrigue and daring in early 20th century London, as experienced by Aladdin of London, a character enshrouded in mystery and draped in the cloak of a revolutionary. This gripping narrative unfolds in the grimy underbelly and the shining upper echelons of a city divided by wealth and poverty. From clandestine meetings in shadowy locales to opulent soirees in grand mansions, Aladdin navigates a complex web of political plots and personal vendettas. Amidst the backdrop of a socially stratified London, our protagonist, under the guise of a commoner, delves deep into the heart of a revolutionary movement, driven by the quest for justice and the thirst for retribution. As relationships intertwine and loyalties are tested, Aladdin's journey challenges the very fabric of societal norms and sparks a tantalizing romance that defies class boundaries.
Autorenporträt
Max Pemberton was an English novelist and publisher, primarily known for his works in the adventure and mystery genres. Born on June 19, 1863, in Paddington, London, Pemberton became a prominent figure in late 19th and early 20th-century literature. His works, which often explored themes of suspense, intrigue, and adventure, were popular among readers of his time. Some of his notable works include The Iron Pirate, a thrilling maritime adventure, and The Garden of Swords, a historical novel set against the backdrop of war. Pemberton's style was marked by vivid storytelling and well-constructed plots, capturing the imagination of his audience. Aside from his writing career, he was also a publisher, which helped him expand his influence in the literary world. He was married to Alice Tussaud, and they spent much of their lives in London. Although his popularity diminished in the mid-20th century as literary tastes shifted, Pemberton's contributions to the adventure and mystery genres continue to be recognized. He passed away on February 22, 1950, at the age of 86, leaving behind a legacy of adventure-filled fiction.