Celibates

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Celibates by George Moore is a collection of three novellas, each exploring the complex emotional and psychological landscapes of characters who lead lives of sexual abstinence. The stories delve into themes of repression, longing, and the social constraints of late 19th-century society. Moore’s nuanced and detailed prose captures the inner conflicts and societal pressures faced by his protagonists, providing a rich exploration of human behavior and morality. Each tale is distinct yet unified by the central theme of celibacy, examining the diverse reasons and consequences of such a lifestyle. George Moore (1852-1933) was an Irish novelist, short story writer, and critic, often associated with the naturalist movement. Born into an aristocratic family in County Mayo, Ireland, Moore initially pursued a career in art before turning to literature. He was heavily influenced by French authors like Émile Zola and became known for his candid and often controversial exploration of social and sexual themes. Moore’s works are noted for their realism, psychological depth, and innovative narrative techniques, making him a significant figure in modern literature. —- ISBN: 9798332368622