Dan CarlinPodcaster and commentator · Hardcore History
”The war turned those idyllic pre-1914 ideas into reality, showing that war wasn't heroic. [This book] is an example of that.”
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Maugham's masterpiece follows the spiritual journey of a young man in the 1920s who abandons his conventional life to seek meaning and enlightenment in the East. An engaging narrative about disillusionment, redemption, and the eternal question of life's true purpose, with profound reflections on religion, philosophy, and the human condition.
| Author | W. Somerset Maugham |
|---|---|
| Original title | The Razor's Edge |
| Year of publication | 1944 |
| Pages | 256 |
”The war turned those idyllic pre-1914 ideas into reality, showing that war wasn't heroic. [This book] is an example of that.”