The Cords of Vanity

This comedic novel by James Branch Cabell satirizes the hypocrisies and pretensions of the social elite in early twentieth-century America. The story follows a group of wealthy and influential Virginians as they navigate their relationships and ambitions in a world of artifice and self-delusion.
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