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Deeping, Warwick

 
9788028357443: Doomsday: An Interwar Rural England Romance of Class, Property, and Moral Choice

Synopsis

Warwick Deeping's Doomsday is an interwar novel of rural England in which romance, property, and moral choice converge with quiet dramatic force. Centred on Mary Viner's divided loyalties between emotional truth and material security, the book uses the familiar structures of pastoral love story and social melodrama to examine class aspiration, possessiveness, and the cost of compromise. Deeping's prose is lucid, pictorial, and emotionally direct, placing him within the popular yet serious middlebrow tradition of the 1920s. Deeping, born in 1877 and trained as a physician, served in the Royal Army Medical Corps during the First World War before becoming one of Britain's most widely read novelists. His medical background, wartime experience, and sustained interest in endurance, sacrifice, and social respectability shaped much of his fiction. Following the success of Sorrell and Son, he turned repeatedly to characters tested by hardship, pride, and longing. Doomsday is recommended to readers interested in English social fiction, interwar emotional realism, and novels that treat romance as a serious ethical problem. It offers a compelling portrait of desire under pressure from class, money, and conscience.

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