The Wicked Pavilion

Introducing the captivating novel, "The Wicked Pavilion". Step into the enchanting world of the Café Julien, where the rich and famous retreat to heal their broken hearts and explore new love. This masterpiece by the talented writer, Dennis Orphen, is a must-read for all fans of Dawn Powell's "Turn, Magic Wheel". Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of drama, deception, and unforgettable characters.

Prepare to be amazed as you encounter the legendary Andy Callingham, a character so masterfully crafted that he could be a mirror image of Ernest Hemingway himself. Powell's gift for storytelling shines through as she seamlessly weaves a tale that will leave you breathless. This is the book that Gore Vidal himself hailed as a masterpiece, comparing it to a "Proust's last roundup."

Don't miss out on the riveting climax that awaits you at the unforgettable party in this relentlessly funny novel. Powell's sharp wit and keen observations will keep you on the edge of your seat as the secrets, scandals, and laughter unfold. You'll even encounter party guests who seem to have defied time itself, adding an otherworldly twist to the story.

For years, Dawn Powell has remained a cult classic, but now is your chance to be part of the movement that propels her into literary stardom. Immerse yourself in the richness of her words and revel in the world she has created. As Gore Vidal himself suggested, Powell is on the cusp of becoming a literary religion, and you don't want to miss out on the experience.

Experience the world of "The Wicked Pavilion" for yourself and discover why readers and critics alike are singing its praises. From the captivating plot to the expertly-drawn characters, this novel is a gem that shines brightly in the literary landscape. Embrace the allure of "The Wicked Pavilion" and let Powell's words transport you to a realm of endless delight.

Get your copy of "The Wicked Pavilion" today and embark on a literary journey that will leave you spellbound. Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of literary history.