Overlooked
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A blind narrator sent to a seaside spa chronicles his conversations and observations as a novelist friend plans a holiday novel around the spa's visitors. Their circle includes a worldly princess, a lively hostess, and the elusive Miss Jean Brandon, whom the novelist depicts as outwardly striking but inwardly dreamless. The narrative interweaves social scenes, character sketches and the novelist's imaginative theorizing, exploring perception, the contrast between appearance and inner life, missed chances at happiness, and the creative process of turning observed detail into fiction.
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