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Berkeley square

a play in three acts
Pages
127
Published
1929
Language
English

Synopsis

Peter Standish, a young American architect, finds himself inexplicably transported from 1928 London to the same house in 1784. He falls in love with Helen, a woman from the past, and grapples with the implications of his temporal displacement. The play explores themes of love, destiny, and the nature of time itself.

About the author

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John L. Balderston

John L. Balderston is the author behind The Frankenstein Omnibus, a collection that explores the enduring legacy of Mary Shelley's iconic monster. He's a writer with a keen interest in classic horror and gothic literature.