About “Potterism”

Potterism is a satirical novel that centers on the destructive influence of the Potter newspaper empire, particularly focusing on Mrs Potter, a romantic novelist whose fictional mindset leads her to misinterpret reality. The story follows her involvement in a medium's attempt to uncover the truth about her son-in-law's murder, which results in widespread harm, while also exploring the struggles of Arthur Gideon, an editor caught between his respect for honesty and his disdain for the populist press.

Book details

Published
1920
Latest edition
1920 · ISBN 9781103257362
ISBN
9781103257362

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How many pages is Potterism?

Potterism by Rose Macaulay has 244 pages.

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