Gabriel Samara
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Nov 2022 · DigiCat
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In 'Gabriel Samara,' E. Phillips Oppenheim crafts a visionary political landscape set in the tumultuous aftermath of World War I. Expounding on the consequences of a disenchanted Germany and Russia, Oppenheim explores the ideological clashes that define the era. The narrative follows the brilliant political leader Gabriel Samara, whose ascendance in the United States is threatened by a young Russian typist whose motives and potential to disrupt Samara's strategy form the crux of the tale. Oppenheim's work is characterized by its intricate plotlines and richly developed characters, encapsulated in a prose style that is both lucid and engaging, placing the novel firmly within the landscape of early 20th-century political fiction. E. Phillips Oppenheim, a prolific writer skilled in weaving tales of suspense and political intrigue, embarks on a speculative journey through the fertile ground of post-war socialism. His own experiences during the interwar period inform the textured backdrop of 'Gabriel Samara,' spotlighting the complex interplay of political ideologies that were pervasive in the consciousness of his time. Oppenheim's intimate understanding of geopolitical dynamics adds a layer of authenticity to the novel, ensuring its resonance with contemporary readers well-versed in the convolutions of power and governance. 'Recommended for enthusiasts of political fiction and historical narratives, 'Gabriel Samara' delivers a reflective and provocative examination of post-war socialist ideals juxtaposed with the perennial battle for political dominance. This novel is particularly suited for those seeking to delve into the less-explored corridors of speculative political history, told through the lens of Oppenheim's seasoned storytelling. A nuanced character study and a prescient reminder of the capricious nature of political fate, 'Gabriel Samara' stands as an engaging read that continues to challenge and inform.
About the author
E. Phillips Oppenheim (1866–1946) was a prolific British author, known for his impressive output of over 100 novels and 30-plus short stories. His works typically fall within the thriller and espionage genres, often featuring elements of romance, adventure, and political intrigue. Oppenheim was lauded for his ability to captivate readers with his deft storytelling and the creation of sophisticated, larger-than-life characters. 'Gabriel Samara' is among his creations, embodying the quintessential Oppenheim protagonist—urbane, intelligent, and enmeshed in a web of international dilemmas. A master of suspense, Oppenheim had a penchant for crafting narratives that kept readers on the edge of their seats, marked by twists and unforeseen outcomes. Additionally, his literary style was noted for its descriptive richness and swift-paced plots, securing his place as one of the pioneers of the modern spy novel. His influence was such that, in his heyday, he was often referred to as the 'prince of storytellers,' a testament to his storytelling prowess which earned him widespread popularity and allowed his works to be translated into multiple languages. Oppenheim's fiction, resonant with Edwardian era's fascination with espionage and global politics, provides a window into the anxieties and fascinations of his time, making him an enduring figure in early 20th-century popular literature.
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