The Case Is Altered
work by Plomer
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"The Case Is Altered" is a novel written by William Plomer, a South African-born British writer known for his diverse literary works including poetry, novels, and opera librettos. Published in 1932, it is one of two dramatic novels Plomer wrote about London. The novel explores themes related to the human condition and societal observations, characteristic of Plomer's writing style which often touched upon controversial subjects and social critique, as seen in his earlier works like Turbott Wolfe.1
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