Told through the memories of Charles Ryder, this classic novel traces his entanglement with the aristocratic Flyte family—especially the charming and troubled Sebastian. As Charles is drawn into their world of beauty, faith, and decline, themes of class, nostalgia, and unspoken love echo beneath the surface of postwar England.
~ Included for its lasting influence as a queer-coded literary classic, offering a nuanced, emotionally resonant exploration of love, longing, and the ache of things left unsaid. ~
