ODTAA

$10.88


Brand John Masefield
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Category Books
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SKU B0CRVNJSH4
Age Group ADULT
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Google Product Category Media > Books
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ODTAA

"ODTAA" by John Masefield takes readers on a literary adventure, unfolding against the backdrop of the fictional nation of Santa Barbara. Published in February 1926, this novel is a whirlwind of "One Damn Thing After Another," capturing the essence of unpredictability and excitement. The narrative begins with a vivid description of Santa Barbara, a land positioned far to leeward of the Sugar States, at the angle of the South American continent. The city of Santa Barbara, nestled in a bay where two coasts meet, sets the stage for the unfolding events. Notably, "ODTAA" is set before the occurrences in Masefield's earlier novel, "Sard Harker," adding depth to the literary universe created by the author. The intertwining of narratives provides readers with a richer understanding of the characters and the world they inhabit. Beyond the pages, "ODTAA" extends its influence into the realm of music. The novel inspired an orchestral overture of the same title composed by Doreen Carwithen. This artistic connection adds a harmonious layer to the legacy of Masefield's adventurous tale, inviting readers and music enthusiasts alike to explore the captivating world of "ODTAA."

Brand John Masefield
Merchant Amazon
Category Books
Availability In Stock
SKU B0CRVNJSH4
Age Group ADULT
Condition NEW
Gender UNISEX
Google Product Category Media > Books
Product Type Books > Subjects > Biographies & Memoirs

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