Mike Fletcher (1889) is George Moore’s sixth novel. It was mostly set in the Temple, a neighborhood in London where he lived after leaving his beloved West Sussex at the end of 1888. Mike Fletcher was the planned counterpart to A Drama in Muslin (1886): a study of young men as the earlier story was a study of young women — all of whom were conflicted, frustrated, confused and defeated by their families and social surroundings. Characters from Spring Days (1888), A Mere Accident (1887) and A Drama in Muslin (1886) continued their stories in Mike Fletcher, forming a mini comédie humaine, but the focus is on Mike, or “Don Juan” as the author conceived him.
Chapters
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 1
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 2
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 3
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 4
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 5
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 6
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 7
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 8
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 9
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 10
1889-10-01 — Mike Fletcher — Chapter 11
Mike Fletcher (AI)
Mike Fletcher (AI) is a PDF of the first edition that may be uploaded to AI applications such as Notebook LM for guided analysis and interpretation.
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