Eline Vere: A Tragic Tale of Love and Society in 19th-Century Hague

Louis Couperus's novel, 'Eline Vere', is a poignant portrayal of a young woman's struggle with societal expectations and personal desires in late 19th-century Hague. The book features a beautifully descriptive prose style that captures the melancholy and disillusionment of the protagonist, Eline. Set against the backdrop of the decadent aristocratic society, Couperus explores themes of love, passion, and the constraints of societal norms. The novel's naturalistic approach provides a vivid and immersive reading experience, drawing readers into Eline's world and inner turmoil. Louis Couperus, a Dutch author known for his psychologically insightful novels, drew inspiration for 'Eline Vere' from his own observations of the aristocratic society of his time. Couperus's keen understanding of human nature and societal pressures is reflected in his portrayal of Eline's internal struggles and external challenges. His nuanced characterizations and lyrical prose make 'Eline Vere' a timeless classic that continues to resonate with readers today. I highly recommend 'Eline Vere' to readers interested in immersive literary fiction with rich character development and social commentary. Couperus's masterful storytelling and evocative writing style make this novel a compelling read for those who appreciate nuanced explorations of human emotions and societal expectations.

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Translators: Jack Thomas Grein

Release date

Ebook: 17 January 2022