Stories for Romantics Boxed Set
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Let yourself be swept off your feet! A perfectly curated gift for your literary valentine, this elegant boxed set houses three compelling classics in artful new editions.
Stories for Romantics brings together three timeless works in one beautiful collection:
In irresistible editions designed for a luxurious reading experience, with creamy paper and rounded spines, these stories will appeal to anyone who appreciates a swoon-worthy romance. Stunning wraparound cover illustrations by artist Kate Forrester make this classic book set a distinctive gift and an ideal display piece for any bookshelf.
Stories for Romantics brings together three timeless works in one beautiful collection:
- Elizabeth Gaskell’s North and South is both a sweeping love story and a vivid portrait of Britain in the midst of the Industrial Revolution.
- Open Me Carefully: Emily Dickinson’s Intimate Letters to Susan Huntington Dickinson chronicles a real-life love story through letters and verse and sheds new light on the work of one of the world’s greatest poets.
- Elizabeth von Arnim’s The Enchanted April follows four women as they decamp from rainy England to a sunny Italian castle to heal their hearts and rekindle love in all its forms.
In irresistible editions designed for a luxurious reading experience, with creamy paper and rounded spines, these stories will appeal to anyone who appreciates a swoon-worthy romance. Stunning wraparound cover illustrations by artist Kate Forrester make this classic book set a distinctive gift and an ideal display piece for any bookshelf.
Elizabeth Gaskell (1810-1865) was an English writer known for nuanced depictions of many different classes of Victorian society. Her other novels include Cranford and Wives and Daughters, and she also penned the first biography of Charlotte Brontë.
Ellen Louise Hart teaches for the Writing Program, the Educational Opportunity Program, and the Literature Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She is the author of articles on editing Dickinson that have appeared in The Emily Dickinson International SocietyBulletin, Emily Dickinson Journal, An Emily Dickinson Encyclopedia, TulsaStudies in Women’s Literature, The Women’s Review ofBooks, and The Heath Anthology of American Literature.
Martha Nell Smith is professor of English at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is the author of many articles on Emily Dickinson, as well as of Rowing in Eden: Rereading Emily Dickinson (University of Texas Press). She is co-author of Comic Power in Emily Dickinson (University of Texas Press) and coordinator of the Dickinson Electronic Archives project (emilydickinson.org).
Elizabeth von Arnim (1866-1941) was an English writer who penned a popular series of autobiographical novels. Besides The Enchanted April, some of her best-known works include Vera and Mr. Skeffington.
Kate Forrester is an illustrator and hand letterer based in Brighton, UK.
Ellen Louise Hart teaches for the Writing Program, the Educational Opportunity Program, and the Literature Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz. She is the author of articles on editing Dickinson that have appeared in The Emily Dickinson International SocietyBulletin, Emily Dickinson Journal, An Emily Dickinson Encyclopedia, TulsaStudies in Women’s Literature, The Women’s Review ofBooks, and The Heath Anthology of American Literature.
Martha Nell Smith is professor of English at the University of Maryland, College Park. She is the author of many articles on Emily Dickinson, as well as of Rowing in Eden: Rereading Emily Dickinson (University of Texas Press). She is co-author of Comic Power in Emily Dickinson (University of Texas Press) and coordinator of the Dickinson Electronic Archives project (emilydickinson.org).
Elizabeth von Arnim (1866-1941) was an English writer who penned a popular series of autobiographical novels. Besides The Enchanted April, some of her best-known works include Vera and Mr. Skeffington.
Kate Forrester is an illustrator and hand letterer based in Brighton, UK.