Outward Bound, Or a Merchant's Adventures
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Edward Howard fu un romanziere britannico le cui opere si addentrarono nel regno delle storie di mare e d'avventura. Come redattore aggiunto di The Metropolitan Magazine e successivamente collaboratore del New Monthly Magazine, si ritagliò una nicchia nel giornalismo letterario. Le narrazioni di Howard, plasmate dalle sue stesse esperienze in mare, trascinano i lettori in acque tempestose e trame avvincenti. Il suo stile, caratterizzato da descrizioni vivide e un ritmo incalzante, lo distingue come un autore notevole della sua epoca.




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