Author: Rolfe, Frederick
Synopsis:
In 'Hadrian the Seventh' by Frederick Rolfe, a struggling writer named George Arthur Rose unexpectedly finds himself elected as Pope Hadrian VII. As he assumes his new role, Rose embarks on a journey of self-discovery and challenges the established order of the Catholic Church. With his unique perspective and unconventional ideas, Pope Hadrian VII becomes a symbol of hope and reform, captivating the world with his charismatic personality. This thought-provoking novel explores the complexities of faith, power, and the pursuit of personal truth.
Genres: Satire, Historical Fiction, Political Fiction
Themes: Religion, Identity, Authority, Individualism
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