Buried Alive

Experience Arnold Bennett's sharp wit and social commentary in "Buried Alive: A Tale of These Days," a satirical novel exploring themes of identity and artistic recognition. When a celebrated painter is mistakenly declared dead, a series of hilarious and improbable events unfold. This enduring tale offers a unique perspective on fame, fortune, and the fickle nature of society.

Bennett's novel uses humor to dissect the art world and the human condition. "Buried Alive" is a prime example of social satire, a clever and thought-provoking exploration of mistaken identity and the artist's place in the world. Readers will appreciate the timeless quality of Bennett's writing and the enduring relevance of his observations. A classic of humorous fiction, this edition brings Bennett's masterful storytelling to a new audience.

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