The Price of Love (ePub)

(Sprache: Englisch)

Autor: Arnold Bennett

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In 'The Price of Love,' Arnold Bennett masterfully intertwines a narrative of romantic intrigue with elements of mystery, allowing readers to delve into the complexities of love and human emotion. Set against the backdrop of early twentieth-century England, Bennett's novel is woven with a rich tapestry of psychological insight and social commentary, emblematic of the Edwardian literature period. The prose elegantly captures the subtleties of societal norms and personal relationships, seamlessly blending the dramatic with the everyday, imbuing the narrative with a profound, yet accessible, literary quality.

Arnold Bennett, a distinguished English writer renowned for his evocative portrayal of the Five Towns industrial district, brings his formidable understanding of human nature to the core of this work. His own experiences in the world of journalism, theatre, and literature lend authenticity to his characters' psychological landscapes. In 'The Price of Love,' Bennett channels his knack for astute observation, crafting a story that explores the repercussions of affection and the unforeseen costs associated with matters of the heart.

'The Price of Love' comes highly recommended for those who relish classic romance infused with intrigue. Readers will appreciate Bennett's skill in crafting multifaceted characters and his ability to draw them into the intricate dance of social and personal discovery. This novel is a poignant reflection on the emotional transactions inherent in relationships, appealing to anyone who savors thoughtful, character-driven storytelling with an undercurrent of mystery.

Autoren-Porträt von Arnold Bennett

Enoch Arnold Bennett (27 May 1867 - 27 March 1931) was a renowned English novelist, whose prolific literary career yielded an array of notable works that offer a vivid portrayal of life in the potteries - the series of Staffordshire towns famed for their industrial pottery manufacturing. Bennett's enduring reputation as a master of realism is anchored in his incisive social commentary and his meticulously crafted characters, often drawn from the English middle class. 'The Price of Love' (1914) exemplifies his narrative technique, intertwining themes of money, morality, and the complexities of human relationships, elements that are characteristic of Bennett's oeuvre. Not merely content to compose fiction, Bennett was also a playwright, journalist, and during the First World War, a government propaganda official. His writing style is celebrated for its detail, the empathy with which he treated the ambitions and concerns of ordinary people, and his chronicling of the societal shifts of his time. Though his popularity waned after his death, Bennett's contributions to literature have been reassessed, with acknowledgment of his influence on contemporary writers. His other significant works include 'Anna of the Five Towns' (1902), 'The Old Wives' Tale' (1908), and the humorous 'The Card' (1911), all of which cement his status as a central figure in early 20th-century British fiction.