Bookbot

Sherstonova trilógia

Táto séria nás zavedie do idylického života na anglickom vidieku pred prvou svetovou vojnou. Sledujeme dospievanie mladého muža, ktorého nevinnosť sa stretáva s rastúcimi starosťami sveta. Knihy majstrovsky zachytávajú atmosféru doby, od vidieckych radovánok a športových zápolení až po prvé náznaky hlbšieho smútku. Je to nostalgické zamyslenie nad stratenou minulosťou a zložitosťou ľudského osudu.

Sherston's Progress
Memoirs of a fox-hunting man
Memoirs of an Infantry Officer
The Complete Memoirs of George Sherston

Odporúčané poradie čítania

  1. 1

    Memoirs of a fox-hunting man

    • 320 stránok
    • 12 hodin čítania
    3,8(116)Ohodnotiť

    George Sherston develops from a shy and awkward child, through shiftless adolescence, to an officer just beginning to understand the horrors of trench warfare. The world he grows up in, of village cricket and loyal grooms, had vanished forever by the time Sassoon wrote this book, but he captures it with a lyricism and gentleness that defy nostalgia. A bestseller on publication in 1928, this superb evocation of the Edwardian age has remained in print ever since. It was the first volume of a classic trilogy, completed by Memoirs of an Infantry Officer and Sherston's Progress, that charted both the destruction of the world for which Sassoon fought, and his own emergence as one of Britain's finest war poets.

    Memoirs of a fox-hunting man
  2. 3

    Sherston's Progress

    The Memoirs of George Sherston

    • 176 stránok
    • 7 hodin čítania
    4,0(67)Ohodnotiť

    The third volume of Siegfried Sassoon's trilogy continues the poignant exploration of George Sherston's experiences during World War I. It delves into the complexities of war, personal identity, and the impact of conflict on the human spirit. With a new introduction by historian Paul Fussell, this edition enriches the narrative by providing historical context and insights into Sassoon's literary significance. The memoir captures the essence of a soldier's journey, blending humor and tragedy in a compelling narrative.

    Sherston's Progress