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A Mad Marriage
May Agnes Fleming
其他書名
A Novel
出版DigiCat, 2022-08-16
主題Fiction / General
ISBNEAN:8596547196464
URLhttp://books.google.com.hk/books?id=1JqCEAAAQBAJ&hl=&source=gbs_api
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註釋May Agnes Fleming's 'A Mad Marriage' stands as a classic melodramatic tale that weaves elements of romance, mystery, and societal critique into a single compelling narrative. Fleming's writing is rich with the ornate detail and emotional intensity characteristic of the sensational novels of the late 19th century. Through this special edition by DigiCat Publishing, the timeless nature of Fleming's work is honored, offering readers an opportunity to experience the text's rhythms and literary nuances in a format that breathes new life into this forgotten gem. The novel not only thrills with its plot twists and character depth but also provides a fascinating window into the mores and attitudes of its era. In exploring the literary craftsmanship of Fleming, one must consider the societal influences and personal experiences that may have shaped her storytelling. An author prolific in her output, Fleming was known for her ability to capture audiences with her dramatic flair and strong, albeit sometimes stereotyped, characters. Her own life, marked by struggles and triumphs, perhaps imbued her narratives with a greater sense of urgency and authenticity. 'A Mad Marriage' is no exception, reflecting the dynamics of power, gender, and marriage in a period where such issues underwent critical scrutiny and change. This DigiCat edition of 'A Mad Marriage' is recommended for readers who are enthusiasts of Victorian literature and those interested in the social fabric of the 19th century. Lloyd C. Douglas aptly marries the theatrical with the thematic, inviting readers into an immersive experience that is both entertaining and thought-provoking. The novel serves not only as an escape into a bygone era but also acts as a mirror reflecting the persistent questions concerning human connections and individual agency. Enthusiasts of historical fiction will find in Fleming's work a faithful companion to their literary explorations.