Genius In Sunshine And Shadow - Ballou, Maturin M.
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Genius In Sunshine And Shadow by Maturin M. Ballou offers a reflective examination of the nature of genius through historical anecdotes and literary references. The work compiles the author s musings on how brilliance in art and literature emerges, often independent of social status or wealth. The narrative begins by reflecting on how the true nature of genius can become obscured by time, using figures like Homer and Shakespeare to highlight how their legacies outlast their names. The author emphasizes that true genius often rises from humble beginnings, and through perseverance and hard work,…mehr

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Genius In Sunshine And Shadow by Maturin M. Ballou offers a reflective examination of the nature of genius through historical anecdotes and literary references. The work compiles the author s musings on how brilliance in art and literature emerges, often independent of social status or wealth. The narrative begins by reflecting on how the true nature of genius can become obscured by time, using figures like Homer and Shakespeare to highlight how their legacies outlast their names. The author emphasizes that true genius often rises from humble beginnings, and through perseverance and hard work, individuals can achieve greatness, no matter their circumstances. Through various examples from different eras and professions, the book explores the idea that genius is not defined by one's origins but by their enduring impact. The collection serves as both a tribute to remarkable historical figures and a reflection on the universal potential for greatness, regardless of societal constraints.
Autorenporträt
Maturin Murray Ballou was a prominent writer and publisher in 19th-century Boston, Massachusetts. Born on April 14, 1820, he made significant contributions to the literary and publishing worlds. Ballou co-founded Gleason's Pictorial, a popular illustrated newspaper of the time, and became the first editor of the Boston Daily Globe, helping shape the early years of the publication. He was also known for his travel books, in which he shared his vivid experiences exploring various parts of the world. In addition to travel writing, Ballou authored numerous works of popular fiction. His writings were widely read and appreciated for their engaging storytelling and keen observations. Ballou's work often reflected his fascination with cultural and geographical exploration, making him a notable figure in the field of travel literature. He passed away at the age of 74 on March 27, 1895, in Cairo, Egypt. Ballou's legacy remains through his contributions to both literature and the publishing world. His father was Hosea Ballou.