Phyllis of Philistia (eBook)

Frank Frankfort Moore (1855–1931) was a prolific Irish novelist, poet, and dramatist known for his narrative proficiency and engaging plots, serving as a popular figure in late Victorian literature. Born in Limerick, he later moved to London, where he became a notable presence within literary circles. Frankfort Moore's body of work reflects a penchant for exploring both historical themes and the complexities of contemporary society. 'Phyllis of Philistia' is one of Moore's numerous novels, portraying his skill in character development and his use of satire to critique societal norms. Throughout his career, Moore authored over fifty books, including 'The Jessamy Bride' (1897), which exudes his fascination with historical romance, and 'The Sale of a Soul' (1895), which further underscores his narrative agility and insightful exploration of human experiences. His literary style often wove intricate plots with a humorous undertone, allowing readers to engage with the era's moral and social questions. Moore's contribution to literature is marked by an ability to capture the Victorian zeitgeist, both entertaining and informing his audience with stories juxtaposed between reality and ideals.