Hamlet Had an Uncle

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James Branch Cabell, known for his elegant style and richly imaginative narratives, crafted some of the finest fantasies of the 20th century, including the controversial Jurgen, which faced censorship. His work, characterized by gently caustic humor and fantastical elements, captured the spirit of the Jazz Age and continues to resonate with readers today. Cabell's literary artistry has significantly influenced a range of writers, from Fritz Leiber to Neil Gaiman, solidifying his place in the literary canon.