The Decadent

Set against a backdrop of artistic and moral decline, the narrative explores themes of excess and the search for beauty in a world perceived as deteriorating. The characters grapple with their identities and societal expectations, reflecting the tensions between tradition and modernity. Cram's work delves into the psychological complexities of its protagonists, offering a rich commentary on the nature of decadence and the impact of cultural shifts during the early 20th century.