"Nocturne" by Frank Swinnerton is a story set in early 20th century London, focusing on the Blanchard sisters, Jenny and Emmy, as they navigate life's challenges. Jenny, energetic and restless, dreams of more, while Emmy, kind and steady, cares for their ailing father. The story explores the busy streets of London and Jenny's inner thoughts, creating a somber mood. The novel shows the sister's complicated relationship, combining rivalry and dependence. This sets the scene for their individual battles and the overall themes of love, duty, and finding joy in their ordinary lives.
Nocturne
By Frank Swinnerton
In old London, two sisters struggle with dreams and duties while caring for an ailing parent, their relationship a mix of conflict and love.
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About the AuthorFrank Arthur Swinnerton was an English novelist, critic, biographer and essayist.
Frank Arthur Swinnerton was an English novelist, critic, biographer and essayist.
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