Enriched with 20 Stunning Illustrations: Bringing the stark beauty and emotional depth of the story to life. Includes a Detailed Summary: Perfect for a quick refresher or as an introduction. Comprehensive Characters List: Dive deep into the complex personalities that drive this classic tale. Author Biography: Get to know Edith Wharton, the literary genius behind this masterpiece. Step into the hauntingly beautiful world of Edith Wharton's "Ethan Frome," a timeless classic that resonates with readers even today. This special illustrated edition beckons you into the heart of Starkfield,…mehr
Enriched with 20 Stunning Illustrations: Bringing the stark beauty and emotional depth of the story to life. Includes a Detailed Summary: Perfect for a quick refresher or as an introduction. Comprehensive Characters List: Dive deep into the complex personalities that drive this classic tale. Author Biography: Get to know Edith Wharton, the literary genius behind this masterpiece. Step into the hauntingly beautiful world of Edith Wharton's "Ethan Frome," a timeless classic that resonates with readers even today. This special illustrated edition beckons you into the heart of Starkfield, Massachusetts, where the biting cold mirrors the stifling circumstances of our protagonist, Ethan Frome. Ethan's life is a study in quiet desperation. Tethered to a loveless marriage with his ailing wife, Zeena, his world is a relentless cycle of unfulfilled dreams and unspoken desires. That is until Mattie Silver, Zeena's vivacious cousin, comes along. Mattie ignites a spark in Ethan, kindling a forbidden longing that promises warmth in his icy world. This masterpiece is not just a tale of forbidden love but a vivid exploration of the themes of duty, desire, and the choices that shape our lives. Wharton's sharp and evocative prose paints a picture so vivid, you'll feel the chill of Starkfield's winter in your bones and the turmoil of Ethan's heart in your own. Accompanied by 20 exquisite illustrations, this edition brings the story's rich imagery and deep emotions to life. The additional summary and characters list provide a deeper understanding and appreciation of this classic. Edith Wharton's biography offers a glimpse into the life of the woman who created this unforgettable story. "Ethan Frome" stands as a pillar of American literature-a must-read for anyone who cherishes deep, introspective storytelling. Embrace the beauty, the tragedy, and the profound humanity of this timeless novel. Dive into this illustrated edition of "Ethan Frome" and experience a classic like never before. Your journey through the stark yet beautiful landscape of Starkfield awaits.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Born into a prominent New York family in 1862, Edith Wharton was immersed in the city's elite social circles from an early age. This upbringing provided her with intimate knowledge of the Gilded Age's upper-class society, which she later depicted in her writing. Fluent in multiple languages, Wharton was well-educated and widely traveled, enriching her literary perspective.Wharton's literary career flourished with the publication of novels such as The House of Mirth and The Age of Innocence, the latter earning her the distinction of being the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1921. Her works often explore themes of societal constraints and personal freedom, reflecting her critical view of the rigid social norms of her time. Beyond fiction, she co-authored The Decoration of Houses, showcasing her expertise in design and architecture.During World War I, Wharton demonstrated her humanitarian spirit by supporting the French war effort, organizing aid for refugees and the injured. Her experiences during this period influenced her later works and solidified her legacy as a keen observer of human nature and society. Edith Wharton passed away in 1937 in France, leaving behind a rich literary heritage that continues to be celebrated.
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