Idols

In 'Idols,' William John Locke weaves a compelling narrative richly ornamented with the intricacies of human emotion and intricate character studies. The prose is imbued with a distinctive Edwardian flair, reflecting the social and moral preoccupations of the early 20th century, an era caught between Victorian sensibilities and the burgeoning modernist movement. Locke's adept manipulation of the l...