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
Frequently asked questions
How many pages is Potterism?
Potterism by Rose Macaulay has 244 pages.