The Spire

The Spire

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There Were Three Sorts Of People. Those Who Ran, Those Who Stayed, And Those Who Were Built In.A Penguin Classicset In Medieval England, The Spire Tells The Story Of One ManS VisionThe Construction Of An Enormous Spire Onto A Cathedral Without Foundations. Believing Himself To Be Chosen By God, Jocelin, Dean Of The Cathedral, Insists That The Spire Must Rise Higher And Higher. Told With An Inventive Narration That Reflects JocelinS EverIncreasing Madness, The Spire Is An Astonishing Portrait Of Obsession, Betrayal, And Arrogance. JocelinS Vision Produces Terrible Consequences For Those Around Him; The Human Cost Of One ManS Folly.After Lord Of The Flies, William Golding Wrote Novels That Further Explored The Complexities Of Human Nature, Not Only Social Tendencies But The Psychological Underpinnings Of Human Consciousness. This Edition Provides A Suggestions For Further Exploration Section That Identifies Key Themes Throughout GoldingS NovelsIncluding The Spire, First Published In 1964And Connections To Classic And Contemporary Fiction, Nonfiction, Film, And Television.Penguin Classics Is The Leading Publisher Of Classic Literature In The EnglishSpeaking World, Representing A Global Bookshelf Of The Best Works Throughout History And Across Genres And Disciplines. Readers Trust The Series To Provide Authoritative Texts Enhanced By Introductions And Notes By Distinguished Scholars And Contemporary Authors, As Well As UpToDate Translations By AwardWinning Translators.

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