Edith Wharton
Edith Wharton was a pioneering American author and designer who drew from her experiences in New York's upper-class society to create realistic portrayals of Gilded Age life.
Her novel "The Age of Innocence" won the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction in 1921, making her the first woman to receive this honor.
Wharton's other notable works include "The House of Mirth" and "Ethan Frome." She was known for her elegant prose, insightful social commentary, and exploration of complex human relationships.
Wharton's contributions to literature earned her induction into the National Women's Hall of Fame in 1996, cementing her legacy as a significant figure in American letters.
Livros de Edith Wharton
A Idade da Inocência
An engaged New York lawyer falls for his fiancée's cousin, a countess who fled her marriage.
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Ficção Histórica
Romance
Literatura
Ficção Literária
A Idade da Inocência
An engaged New York lawyer falls for his fiancée's cousin, a countess who fled her marriage.
Clássicos
Ficção Histórica
Romance
Literatura
Ficção Literária
The House of Mirth
Penniless and nearly thirty in Gilded Age New York, Lily Bart's social currency is expiring.
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Ficção Literária
Ficção Histórica
Americano
Literatura
The House of Mirth
Penniless and nearly thirty in Gilded Age New York, Lily Bart's social currency is expiring.
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Ficção Literária
Ficção Histórica
Americano
Literatura
The Custom of the Country
A small-town beauty carries herself into old New York, where acceptance only sharpens her appetite.
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Literatura
Ficção Histórica
Americano
Século XX
The Custom of the Country
A small-town beauty carries herself into old New York, where acceptance only sharpens her appetite.
Clássicos
Literatura
Ficção Histórica
Americano
Século XX
The Buccaneers
Snubbed by New York, Nan St George sails to England to hunt a title, whatever the price.
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Ficção Histórica
Ficção Literária
Romance
Histórico
The Buccaneers
Snubbed by New York, Nan St George sails to England to hunt a title, whatever the price.
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Ficção Histórica
Ficção Literária
Romance
Histórico
