Lore of Proserpine

Written in the early 20th century by Maurice Hewlett, 'Lore of Proserpine' is a novel that intertwines autobiographical reflection with fantastical elements. The narrative follows a complex protagonist grappling with dual aspects of his identity while exploring themes of perception, reality, and existence. Through allegorical storytelling, the protagonist's experiences reveal how ordinary sights can transform into extraordinary visions, set against a metaphysical landscape populated by fairies and symbolic encounters. This work is notable for its contemplative tone and its exploration of the unseen forces that shape our understanding of truth.