The Prophet of Berkeley Square

Venture into the witty world of Robert Hichens' "The Prophet of Berkeley Square," a satirical exploration of London society and the allure of the occult. This timeless novel centers around an astrologer and the stir he causes in the heart of fashionable Berkeley Square.

Hichens masterfully employs social satire to examine human nature, ambition, and the human tendency to seek answers in unconventional places. "The Prophet of Berkeley Square" offers a humorous yet insightful look at the era's fascination with the supernatural.

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