Mediterranean Nights (2013)
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It is a one-act play, and therefore an example from my attempts at story-telling in yet another medium.
Perhaps the word ‘spice’ is a little inadvised in this connection as the theme happens to be abortion; but anyone rash enough to expect a Rabelaisian conte will be disappointed. The necessity for abortion is never amusing and almost invariably a frightening and tragic matter. That I have here possibly succeeded in giving a farcical touch to an otherwise sordid little tragedy is my only excuse ...for printing this cynical and highly improbable playlet.
I should never have written Thyroid at all had it not been for my old friend, Bertie Van Thai. In many capacities he has been connected with books and plays and films for even longer than I have known him, which is long before I ever started to write seriously myself. After my early successes I met him at a party one night. He told me that he was seeking a curtain-raiser for a very famous actress. With his usual boundless enthusiasm he assured me that I was just the man to provide the very thing he wanted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a one-act play, and therefore an example from my attempts at story-telling in yet another medium.
Perhaps the word ‘spice’ is a little inadvised in this connection as the theme happens to be abortion; but anyone rash enough to expect a Rabelaisian conte will be disappointed. The necessity for abortion is never amusing and almost invariably a frightening and tragic matter. That I have here possibly succeeded in giving a farcical touch to an otherwise sordid little tragedy is my only excuse ...for printing this cynical and highly improbable playlet.
I should never have written Thyroid at all had it not been for my old friend, Bertie Van Thai. In many capacities he has been connected with books and plays and films for even longer than I have known him, which is long before I ever started to write seriously myself. After my early successes I met him at a party one night. He told me that he was seeking a curtain-raiser for a very famous actress. With his usual boundless enthusiasm he assured me that I was just the man to provide the very thing he wanted.
What to read after Mediterranean Nights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dennis Wheatley to read onlineMoreLess
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