Futility

William Gerhardie's Futility is celebrated as a neglected masterpiece of the twentieth century, praised by notable contemporaries such as Edith Wharton and H.G. Wells. The novel showcases Gerhardie's comedic brilliance, exploring themes of absurdity and human experience. Despite his talent, Gerhardie remains one of the era's overlooked authors, making this work a significant rediscovery for readers interested in literary history and the comedic elements of life.