Where the Blue Begins
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By Christopher Morley
2 Mar, 2020
"Where the Blue Begins" was written in 1922, a few years after the Mifflin novels, and is generally categorized as a "satirical novel", but that's a bit harsh given its rather genial tone. The characters are all recognizable human types but presented
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"Where the Blue Begins" was written in 1922, a few years after the Mifflin novels, and is generally categorized as a "satirical novel", but that's a bit harsh given its rather genial tone. The characters are all recognizable human types but presented in the physical guise of dogs......... A delicious satirical fantasy, in which humanity wears a dog collar. Mr. Gissing, a gentle dog of leisure contentedly residing in Canine Estates with Fuji, his butler (a Japanese pug), on an income of 1,000 bones a year, becomes dissatisfied and leaves home to search for where the blue begins (a purpose to life) Less
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- 215
- Public Domain Books
- 2012-07-10
- English
- 9781430441885
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