<p>In 'Buried Alive', Arnold Bennett weaves a captivating narrative around the peculiar life of Priam Farll, an exceptionally talented yet overwhelmingly timid painter. Bennett's novel, enriched by his characteristic wit and satirical prose, deftly explores the implications of identity, privacy, and artistry against the backdrop of Edwardian society. Presented with a chance to escape the limelight after a case of mistaken identity, Farll embraces...