The Desire Of The Moth; And The Come On - Manlove Rhodes, Eugene
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A hook: In a landscape of want and consequence, The Desire Of The Moth; And The Come On captures a moment when desire tests duty and dream alike. Eugene Manlove Rhodes's collection stands as a touchstone of early twentieth century america, where california setting westerns meet western fiction collection sensibilities. This volume gathers american western short stories that thread desire and temptation through moral dilemma themes, with romantic undertones that haunt and humanise every frontier choice. Rhodes's crisp, lucid prose offers classic western tales that reward thoughtful reading,…mehr

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A hook: In a landscape of want and consequence, The Desire Of The Moth; And The Come On captures a moment when desire tests duty and dream alike. Eugene Manlove Rhodes's collection stands as a touchstone of early twentieth century america, where california setting westerns meet western fiction collection sensibilities. This volume gathers american western short stories that thread desire and temptation through moral dilemma themes, with romantic undertones that haunt and humanise every frontier choice. Rhodes's crisp, lucid prose offers classic western tales that reward thoughtful reading, whether you approach them as casual entertainment or as a doorway into academic literature study. Out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, this edition is restored for today's and future generations. It is more than a reprint - a collector's item and a cultural treasure for classic literature readers and collectors edition seekers alike. The stories illuminate a vibrant, evolving america and the frontier ethos at play in early twentieth century america, while inviting readers to reflect on conscience, sacrifice, and the costs of desire. Whether you seek a satisfying dip into western fiction or a scholarly entry point into Rhodes's larger contribution to rhodes western fiction, this volume rewards attention with lucid narrative, period flavour, and enduring resonance in the canon of american western short stories.
Autorenporträt
Eugene Manlove Rhodes, born January 19, 1869, in Tecumseh, Nebraska, later emerged as a distinguished author engrained in the Western literary canon. His travels and experiences, notably in the American Southwest, profoundly influenced his writing, leading him to craft narratives that authentically represented frontier life. Rhodes' literary career blossomed in the early 20th century with works that often melded romance and adventure, set against the rugged backdrop of the desert landscape. His prose, characterized by its vivid descriptions and emotive strength, resonated with readers who yearned for stories of the Old West with a degree of verisimilitude. Notable among his works is 'The Desire of the Moth; and the Come On' (1916), a tale that intertwines the motifs of ambition, peril, and the pursuit of happiness, all hallmarks of Rhodes' storytelling. The book, like his other writings, showcases Rhodes' adeptness in creating compelling characters and plotlines that highlight the trials and triumphs of life in the unforgiving wastelands. Despite the wane of the Western genre's popularity over time, Rhodes' contribution to it remains significant. His narrative style, with its inherent charm and authenticity, continues to be appreciated by scholars and enthusiasts of Western literature, cementing his legacy as a true bard of the American frontier. Eugene Manlove Rhodes passed away on June 27, 1934, in Pacific Beach, California, but his stories ensure that the spirit of the Wild West endures in the imaginations of readers across generations.