70 Greatest Love Stories in Fiction (Historical Novels Edition)

Charlotte Brontë · Anne Brontë · Emily Brontë · Henry James · Samuel Richardson · Jane Austen · Guy de Maupassant · Thomas Hardy · Bernardin de Saint-Pierre · Edith Wharton · Maria Edgeworth · Henry Fielding · Anthony Trollope · Alexandre Dumas · Mary Wollstonecraft · Louis Hémon · Nathaniel Hawthorne · William Makepeace Thackeray · Grace Livingston Hill · Gilbert Parker · Fanny Fern · Georg Ebers · Fanny Burney · Georgette Heyer · Mary Hays · Robert Williams Buchanan · Mary Angela Dickens · A. E. W. Mason · W. Somerset Maugham · Madame de La Fayette · F. Scott Fitzgerald · D. K. Broster · Sabine Baring-Gould · Eliza Haywood · Leo Tolstoy · Catharine Trotter Cockburn · Lady Sydney Morgan · Pierre Choderlos de Laclos · Mrs. Olifant · María Ruiz de Burton · Lady Charlotte Bury · Philip Meadows Taylor

nov. 2023 · DigiCat

À propos de cet e-book

The '70 Greatest Love Stories in Fiction (Historical Novels Edition)' is an unparalleled anthology that traverses timescapes and landscapes, bringing together a rich tapestry of amorous tales that have stood the test of time. This collection brilliantly showcases the diversity in storytelling and narrative styles, from the deeply passionate to the subtly romantic, across different cultures and epochs. It offers readers a unique window into the evolving perceptions of love and relationships, captured through the oeuvres of some of literature's most celebrated authors. From the Brontë sisters' intense narratives to the refined complexities of Henry James, and the rugged realism of Thomas Hardy, this anthology is a testimony to the multifaceted nature of love itself. The authors and editors, hailing from varied backgrounds, collectively present a magnificent ensemble of works that dissect love in its myriad forms. With roots deep in the Romantic, Victorian, and even earlier Enlightenment and Regency eras, these stories resonate with the cultural, societal, and personal upheavals of their times. The anthology serves as a dialogue between generations, offering a kaleidoscopic view into how expressions of love and the narrative techniques capturing such emotions have evolved, reflecting broader historical and cultural shifts. This anthology is an essential collection for those who cherish love's narrative in all its complexity and ardor. '70 Greatest Love Stories in Fiction (Historical Novels Edition)' beckons readers into a world where love transcends the ordinary, inviting a deep immersion into the dramas, joys, and sorrows that these timeless tales convey. It is not merely a reading experience but an educational journey through the heartstrings of history's greatest literary minds. For scholars and enthusiasts alike, this collection promises a rewarding exploration of love's enduring power, captured through the artistry of legendary authors.

À propos de l'auteur

Charlotte Brontë (1816-1855) was an English novelist and poet, heralded as a central figure in the development of modern literature. Famous for her profound psychological insight and innovative narrative techniques, Brontë's work epitomizes the struggle for women's independence in a patriarchal society. She was born in Thornton, West Yorkshire, and later moved to Haworth where she spent most of her life. Charlotte was the eldest of the three illustrious Brontë sisters, who are collectively eminent in the realm of English literature. Her masterwork, 'Jane Eyre' (1847), is celebrated for its intense emotional power, intricate character development, and rebellion against the constraints of Victorian society. Although '70 Greatest Love Stories in Fiction (Historical Novels Edition)' is not an original work by Brontë, it is likely to feature an excerpt or analysis of 'Jane Eyre', as the novel is renowned for its impassioned romance between the titular character and Mr. Rochester. Among her other notable works are 'Shirley' (1849) and 'Villette' (1853), both reflecting her literary prowess and the depth of her understanding of human complexity. These works, like 'Jane Eyre', are often scrutinized for autobiographical elements weaving through the fiction, offering insight into Charlotte's own struggles and experiences. Her novels are a testament to her legacy, illustrating the enduring relevance of her themes and the timelessness of her storytelling.