Liza of Lambeth

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Liza of Lambeth is W. Somerset Maugham’s debut novel, a realist portrayal of working-class life and a young woman’s tragic love affair in late 19th-century London.

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instanceOf novel
adaptationType silent film
author W. Somerset Maugham NERFINISHED
character Jim Blakeston NERFINISHED
Mrs. Blakeston NERFINISHED
Sally NERFINISHED
Tom NERFINISHED
containsDepictionOf alcohol abuse
illicit romance
street culture
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
depictsPlace South London NERFINISHED
depictsSocialClass working class
firstPublishedInForm book
genre realist novel
social novel
working-class fiction
hasAdaptation Liza of Lambeth (1922 film) NERFINISHED
hasLoveAffairPlot Liza Kemp and Jim Blakeston NERFINISHED
hasNarrativeMode chronological narrative
hasPageCountApprox about 200 pages
hasTargetAudience adult readers
hasTitleCharacter Liza Kemp NERFINISHED
hasTragicEnding true
influencedBy Maugham’s experience as a medical student in Lambeth
literaryForm prose fiction
literaryMovement realism
mainCharacter Liza Kemp NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor being W. Somerset Maugham’s first published novel
portrayal of London slum life
originalLanguage English
protagonist Liza Kemp NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1897
publisher T. Fisher Unwin NERFINISHED
settingLocation Lambeth NERFINISHED
London, England
surface form: London
settingPeriod late 19th century
theme adultery
domestic violence
poverty
tragedy
urban life
working-class life
workOfAuthor W. Somerset Maugham NERFINISHED

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W. Somerset Maugham notableWork Liza of Lambeth