Seven Men

Max Beerbohm’s ＂Seven Men＂ is a collection of ingenious character sketches presented as short stories. Through masterful satire and witty parody, Beerbohm crafts unforgettable portraits that blur the line between fiction and biography. These literary caricatures offer a delightful glimpse into a bygone era, showcasing Beerbohm’s signature blend of humor and keen observation.

Each story delves into the eccentricities and foibles of its subject, revealing the author’s sharp eye for detail and his unparalleled ability to capture the essence of a personality. ＂Seven Men＂ stands as a testament to Beerbohm’s enduring legacy as a master of prose and a perceptive chronicler of human nature. Perfect for readers who appreciate finely crafted short fiction and insightful character studies, this collection remains a timeless exploration of the human condition. This meticulously prepared reprint preserves the original text for enthusiasts and scholars alike.

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