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William Golding
ISBN 9780571365098
Rs. 1,280
Faber & Faber
Darkness Visible
Who it's for: Readers of literary fiction interested in moral and psychological depth
"Darkness Visible" by William Golding explores the interconnected lives of Matty, a mysteriously scarred survivor of the London Blitz, and the beautiful yet morally complex twins, Toni and Sophy. As Matty embarks on a spiritual journey seeking redemption, the twins descend into destructive paths, setting the stage for a dramatic convergence that illuminates the darker aspects of human nature and modern society.Why You Should Read? Explores profound themes of good versus evil, identity, and destiny. Features Golding's signature allegorical style and deep moral inquiry. Presents a compelling narrative centered on uniquely conflicted characters. Offers a thought-provoking look into both individual and societal darkness.
Highlights
- Interconnected lives of Matty, a scarred Blitz survivor, and twins Toni and Sophy
- Explores themes of good versus evil, identity, and destiny
- Golding's allegorical style and deep moral inquiry
- Compelling narrative with conflicted characters
- Thought-provoking look at individual and societal darkness
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It follows Matty, a scarred survivor of the London Blitz, and twins Toni and Sophy, whose lives converge dramatically, exploring themes of good, evil, and redemption.
Who is the author?
William Golding, known for his allegorical fiction and moral inquiry.
What themes does it explore?
It explores good versus evil, identity, destiny, and the darker aspects of human nature and modern society.
Is it part of a series?
No, it is a standalone novel.
What is the setting?
The novel is set in Great Britain, with references to the London Blitz.