Hester Kaplan Libri

Questa autrice si concentra principalmente sulle complessità del matrimonio e sui limiti intrinseci del conoscere veramente un'altra persona. Le sue narrazioni approfondiscono temi come la dipendenza, la natura corrosiva delle bugie e l'arduo viaggio verso la ricostruzione della fiducia. Attraverso storie avvincenti, offre ai lettori una profonda visione degli aspetti più oscuri della psicologia umana, celebrando allo stesso tempo la resilienza dello spirito umano e la possibilità di recupero. Il suo approccio alla scrittura è profondamente personale, in sintonia con temi universali di connessione e vulnerabilità umana.

The Edge of Marriage
192pagine
7 ore di lettura
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In nine stories of choice, discovery, and change, the characters in this extraordinary debut collection ride the wavering line between commitment and promise. In "Claude Comes and Goes," a husband confesses affection for his wife's former lover who is dying. In "Dyaesthesia," a wife struggles with her responsibility for her adulterous husband after he is maimed in an accident. In the title story, a husband confronts his wife's breakdown and his own surfacing resentments. In language that is eloquent and moving, Kaplan's stories speak to the mystery and pleasure of friendship, love, and marriage. This startling and powerful collection is illuminated by keen insight and hope.
Tell, The
350pagine
13 ore di lettura
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Exploring themes of love and family, this novel challenges traditional views on marriage, duty, and betrayal. It delves into the complexities of commitment and the difficult choices individuals face regarding loyalty and personal happiness. The narrative invites readers to reflect on what it means to stand by loved ones or to seek freedom from those bonds.

The Edge of Marriage

Tell, The