The Collector
Henry Naylor
The Collector
by Mark Healy, John Fowles
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the psychological depth and themes in The Collector, often describing it as a gripping and thought-provoking novel. Many find the character development, particularly of the collector, to be both fascinating and unsettling. Although some critiques mention pacing issues and character likability, overall, the book has left a significant impact on its readers.
Intriguing psychological themes Gripping character development Compelling dual perspectives Pacing issues in certain sections
Synopsis
John Fowles's classic story of possession, obsession and love is considered one of the great works in modern literature.
Frederick Clegg appears to be an ordinary, slightly shabby clerk.
Winning a fortune in the lottery he buys a remote country house, and goes about furnishing it with everything he thinks a beautiful woman could desire.1 woman, 1 man
Publication
Publisher Samuel French
Year 2006
Binding Paperback
Pages 74
Place [Place of publication not identified]
Language English
ISBN-13 9780573116032
ISBN-10 0573116032
DCC 822.92
The Collector is a British adaptation play written by Mark Healy and published by Samuel French in [Place of publication not identified] (2006).
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