Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star, Robert Nathan
Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star, Robert Nathan
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Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star

Author: Robert Nathan

Narrator: Barry Press

Unabridged: 3 hr 16 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Published: 11/15/2013

Categories: Fiction


Synopsis

History professor Robert Whittle believes the world is about to end, though his devoted wife Amanda and young daughter Lucinda dont share his opinion. Consumed by his depressing prophecy, Mr. Whittle is suddenly distracted by the alarmingly beautiful Penelope Andrews. Penelope enjoys the affections of her boyfriend, fellow student Marvin Greene, but its apparent that Marvin is growing restless and contemplating other conquests. One evening the Whittles decide to entertain their good friends the Blaneys, and it becomes apparent that Mr. Blaney, though happily married, is having fantasies about Amanda. Soon after, Penelope, realizing Marvins affection is waning, develops a crush on Mr. Whittle. Meanwhile, Mr. Whittles doomsday prediction spreads throughout the town, causing a great deal of unrest and invoking the ire of Amandaand instigating a series of complicated relationships. Nathans Mr. Whittle and the Morning Star is a charming story of greener pastures, fantasies, and being careful what you dream ofbecause it just might come true.

About Robert Nathan

Robert Nathan
(1894–1985) was born in New York City and educated at private schools in the
United States and Switzerland. While attending Harvard, where he was a
classmate of E. E. Cummings, he was an editor of the Harvard Monthly, in which his first stories and poems appeared.
After becoming a full-time writer, Nathan’s work strengthened his reputation
with both the public and peers. F. Scott Fitzgerald once referred to Nathan as
his favorite writer. Five of his novels have been made into films, including Portrait of Jennie and The Bishop’s Wife. Nathan ultimately
authored more than fifty volumes of novels, poetry, and plays, and from this
body of distinguished work he acquired a reputation as a master of satiric
fantasy.


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