The Greatest Regency Romance Novels: Love in Excess, Sense and Sensibility, Vanity Fair, Fantomina, Patronage, The Wanderer, Pamela, Miss Marjoribanks...

The Greatest Regency Romance Novels presents a captivating exploration of love and society during the Regency era through an exquisite collection of literary works that have profoundly shaped the romance genre. Spanning various styles from the nuanced subtlety of social commentary to the grand ambitions of epic narratives, this anthology showcases stories of passion and intrigue, set against the elegant backdrop of regency-era England. Readers will find themselves drawn into tales that reflect the era's strict societal etiquettes and romantic entanglements, with memorable highlights that captivate the imagination and underscore the timeless nature of love and desire. This anthology brings together illustrious authors like Samuel Richardson and Jane Austen alongside notable contemporaries such as Mary Wollstonecraft and Fanny Burney. Their works collectively offer a multi-dimensional view of Regency romance, enhanced by the addition of international perspectives from authors like Leo Tolstoy and Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. Through their distinct voices, readers gain insights into period-defining literary and cultural movements, such as the rise of female authors and the complex interplay of morality and passion during a time of great social change. Delve into The Greatest Regency Romance Novels for an enlightening journey through varied literary landscapes, each contributing unique perspectives to this beloved genre. This anthology not only educates but also entertains, providing a rare opportunity to engage with rich, diverse narratives that articulate both the constraints and liberations of love within society. By immersing themselves in this curated collection, readers are invited to appreciate the diversity of style and thought that transcends cultural and temporal boundaries.

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E-bok: 16 december 2023