Sister Teresa
Sister Teresa by George Moore, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on June 12, 2015, is a work that delves into the complexities of storytelling and the nature of allegory. This edition spans 106 pages and is presented in English. The narrative begins with a weaver who, while carrying a divided tapestry, explores the intertwined nature of stories and their interpretations, suggesting that true understanding requires more than just surface engagement.
Readers will encounter a reflection on the challenges of writing and the limitations of popular editions, as the author contemplates the inadequacies of standard formats for conveying deeper meanings. The book touches on themes of fiction, religious undertones, and the classic struggle between artistic intent and commercial viability. Through this exploration, Moore invites readers to consider the value of narrative beyond mere consumption, emphasizing the importance of the story itself.
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A weaver goes to the mart with a divided tapestry, and with half in either hand he walks about telling that whoever possesses one must, perforce, possess the other for the sake of the story. But allegories are out of place in popular editions; they require linen paper, large margins, uncut edges; even these would be insufficient; only illuminated vellum can justify that which is never read. So perhaps it will be better if I abandon the allegory and tell what happened: how one day after writing the history of “Evelyn Innes” for two years I found myself short of paper, and sought vainly for a sheet in every drawer of the writing-table; every one had been turned into manuscript, and “Evelyn Innes” stood nearly two feet high.
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