Books Fatal to Their Authors

Explore the perilous lives and legacies of writers in P. H. Ditchfield's "Books Fatal to Their Authors." This captivating volume delves into the intriguing stories behind prohibited books and the authors who dared to pen them. Uncover the historical context of censorship and the dramatic consequences faced by those who challenged societal norms through their writing.

From political dissent to religious controversy, discover the narratives of authors whose works led to imprisonment, exile, or even death. This meticulously prepared print edition offers a fascinating glimpse into a time when literature could be a dangerous pursuit. A valuable resource for students of literary criticism, European history, and biography, "Books Fatal to Their Authors" is a testament to the enduring power and potential impact of the written word. This book explores the ultimate price some authors paid for their work.

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