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In "News from the Duchy," Arthur Quiller-Couch presents a rich tapestry of narrative that immerses readers in the picturesque landscapes and intricate social fabric of Cornwall. Through a blend of vivid description and authentic dialogue, the novel reflects the author's deep connection to the region. Written in the early 20th century, the book captures the essence of regionalism, showcasing the local customs and dialects while intertwining humor and poignancy in its portrayal of life in a close-knit community. Quiller-Couch's literary style is marked by his keen sense of place and character,…mehr

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In "News from the Duchy," Arthur Quiller-Couch presents a rich tapestry of narrative that immerses readers in the picturesque landscapes and intricate social fabric of Cornwall. Through a blend of vivid description and authentic dialogue, the novel reflects the author's deep connection to the region. Written in the early 20th century, the book captures the essence of regionalism, showcasing the local customs and dialects while intertwining humor and poignancy in its portrayal of life in a close-knit community. Quiller-Couch's literary style is marked by his keen sense of place and character, offering an evocative exploration of both the idyllic and tumultuous aspects of life in the Duchy of Cornwall. Arthur Quiller-Couch, a prominent figure of the Cornish literary renaissance, drew upon his profound appreciation for his homeland to craft this novel. An esteemed scholar and editor, he encouraged the celebration of regional literature. His intimate knowledge of Cornish culture and its people influenced his narrative voice and thematic choices, allowing him to articulate the complexities of community life with authenticity and compassion. Quiller-Couch's own background in literature and history further informs his nuanced storytelling. "News from the Duchy" is a delightful exploration that invites readers to experience the charm of rural Cornwall. With its engaging prose and richly developed characters, this novel is a testament to Quiller-Couch's literary prowess and his masterful ability to paint a portrait of a time and place that resonates with universal themes of love, loyalty, and belonging. It is a must-read for those who cherish narratives that celebrate the beauty of locality and the human experience.

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Arthur Quiller-Couch was born in the town of Bodmin, Cornwall. He was the son of Dr. Thomas Quiller Couch, a renowned physician, folklorist, and historian who married Mary Ford and resided at 63 Fore Street, Bodmin, until his death in 1884. Thomas was the offspring of two historic local families, the Quiller and Couch dynasties. Arthur was the third generation of academics from the Couch family. His grandfather, Jonathan Couch, was a naturalist, physician, historian, classicist, pharmacist, and illustrator (especially of fish). His younger sisters, Florence Mabel and Lilian M., were both writers and folklorists. Quiller-Couch attended Newton Abbot Proprietary College between the late 1870s and the early 1880s. He later attended Clifton College and Trinity College, Oxford, where he earned a First in Classical Moderations (1884) and a Second in Greats (1886). Quiller-Couch briefly taught Classics at Trinity beginning in 1886. After gaining some journalistic experience in London, primarily as a writer to The Speaker (periodical), he settled in Fowey, Cornwall, in 1891.