Tattle-tales of Cupid

Name: Tattle-tales of Cupid
Author: Paul Leicester Ford

By Paul Leicester Ford

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A lively collection of comic short stories and two short plays that explore courtship, mistaken intentions, and the foibles of fashionable society through witty narration and ironic surprises. The pieces range from anecdotal conversations and satiric set-pieces to staged dialogues, turning on misunderstandings, gossip, and social pretension. Characters negotiate desire, vanity, and social forms, while the author uses humor, dialogue-driven scenes, and pointed observation to expose human folly and the small hypocrisies of love and manners.

About the Author

Paul Leicester Ford

Paul Leicester Ford was an American author known for his historical novels and romantic tales. His works often explore themes of love and adventure set against significant backdrops, such as the American Revolution in his notable book "Janice Meredith: A Story of the American Revolution." Ford's storytelling is characterized by its engaging narratives and rich character development, appealing to readers interested in both history and romance. In addition to his fiction, he contributed to literature with works like "The True George Washington," which reflects his interest in American history and figures. His diverse writing showcases his versatility as an author.