Author: Frank Frankfort Moore

Frank Frankfort Moore (1855 – 1931), a prolific Irish novelist, poet, and dramatist of the late Victorian era, made his mark in the literary world through a diverse array of works, characterised by a blend of humor, satire, and keen observation of the social mores of his time. Known primarily for his romantic works and historical novels, Moore ventured into various genres, garnering a substantial readership. His career as a writer spanned several decades, contributing to his reputation as a well-established author of the period. In “Discovering “Evelina””, Moore exhibits his talent for insightful literary critique, analyzing an earlier classic to perhaps shed light on the narrative structures and character archetypes that also permeate his own fiction. Although not as well-known today as some of his contemporaries, Moore”s dedication to his craft and his adeptness at addressing the contemporary issues of his time through his literature have ensured that he maintains a place in the annals of 19th and early 20th-century literature. His works reflect the transition of Irish literature during a pivotal period and remain a resource for those studying the era”s cultural and social dynamics.