The invention of Dr. Cake
Physicians (General practice)
Poets
Physicians, fiction
Identity (Psychology)
Physicians
English poetry
Authorship
Fiction, general
Fiction
"To all appearances, Dr. Cake is an unexceptional man." "After a period of study and practice in London, and several years travelling in Europe, he has chosen the life of a village doctor. He publishes regularly in medical journals and lives quietly and alone with his housekeeper. His extensive book…
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