Parson Kelly - Mason, A. E. W.; Lang, Andrew
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Parson Kelly revolves around a clergyman caught in a political plot supporting a contested cause during a time of intrigue. It explores loyalty, friendship, and the blending of personal affairs with larger conspiracies. The story begins by introducing two close companions, a retired military man and a lively clergyman, navigating dangerous yet often humorous situations. Their interactions unfold amid a cold cityscape where they discuss secrets and political schemes. Sharp dialogue reveals contrasting personalities one bold and jovial, the other cautious and prudent. Their camaraderie and…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Parson Kelly revolves around a clergyman caught in a political plot supporting a contested cause during a time of intrigue. It explores loyalty, friendship, and the blending of personal affairs with larger conspiracies. The story begins by introducing two close companions, a retired military man and a lively clergyman, navigating dangerous yet often humorous situations. Their interactions unfold amid a cold cityscape where they discuss secrets and political schemes. Sharp dialogue reveals contrasting personalities one bold and jovial, the other cautious and prudent. Their camaraderie and debates set the tone for an engaging, character-driven narrative filled with elaborate plans, unexpected challenges, and satirical observations on social norms. The story balances tension with humor and offers insight into friendship and the impact of political loyalty in a world of shifting alliances. Through their adventures, the characters reveal the complexity of allegiance and the cost of conviction in turbulent times, providing a vivid glimpse into a world shaped by passion and intrigue.
Autorenporträt
Alfred Edward Woodley Mason was an English author and Liberal Party Member of Parliament born in 1865 to Arthur James Mason and Mary Mason. He is best remembered for his novel about courage and cowardice in wartime, The Four Feathers. Mason attended Dulwich College and Trinity College, later writing plays and novels that often explored themes of heroism and personal conflict. His political career with the Liberal Party gave him insight into governance and societal issues, which influenced his storytelling. Andrew Lang was a Scottish poet, novelist, literary critic, and anthropologist born in 1844 to John Lang and Hannah Elizabeth Maclagan. Known especially for his collections of folk and fairy tales, he contributed extensively to children s literature and folklore studies. Lang was educated at the University of St Andrews and Balliol College and was married to Leonora Blanche Alleyne. His work bridged literature and anthropology, enriching the understanding of cultural narratives. Together, their combined literary talents and diverse experiences informed their collaborative writings, blending historical context, folklore, and rich characterization.