The Venice Myth

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Exploring the intersection of politics and literature, the book examines how war, occupation, resistance, and fascism have influenced the works of notable British and American authors such as Byron, Ruskin, Pound, and Eliot. Set against the backdrop of Venice's rich cultural history, it delves into the ways these writers responded to the city's tumultuous political landscape, offering insights into the broader implications of their narratives.