The Unbearable Bassington

In Saki's "The Unbearable Bassington," readers are introduced to the quirky and sardonic world of Edwardian society, where wit intertwines with dark humor. The narrative follows the eponymous protagonist, who is a self-indulgent and hapless character enmeshed in social conventions, showcasing Saki's masterful use of irony and satire. Through vivid imagery and clever dialogue, the novella not only ...