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by Antón Pávlovich Chéjov (Author), Mary Shelley (Author), Horacio Quiroga (Author)
La literatura romántica es un género rico y vigoroso que apela a lo más profundo del alma. Nuestras ilusiones y miedos más íntimos encuentran su reflejo en los amores secretos, celos incontrolables y pasiones desbordadas que albergan los 22 relatos de esta recopilación. Los grandes autores del siglo XIX, desde Mary Shelley hasta Antón Chéjov, concurren en estas páginas y recrean una atmósfera histórica que convive con el realismo. Los finales felices se alternan con los amargos, pero todas las historias versan, en última instancia, sobre ese sentimiento universal que es el amor.
Romantic literature is a wonderful genre that appeals to the deepest parts of the human soul. Our deepest desires and fears can be reflected in secret love, uncontrollable jealousy, and unbridled passion. Here, you'll find 22 stories of these intriguing stories. Nineteenth century writers like Mary Shelley and Antón Chéjov also included love into the pages of their classic tales. Though storybook endings can be happy or sad, all stories revolve around the universal sentiment of love.Author Biography
Anton Pavlovich Chekhov is a Russian storyteller and playwright. Considered the most prominent representative of the royalist school in Russia, his work is one of the most important in the dramaturgy and narrative of world literature. Mary Shelley was a novelist, short story writer, dramatist, essayist, biographer, and travel writer best known for writing Frankenstein. She also edited the works of her husband, the Romantic poet and philosopher Percy Bysshe Shelley. Horacio Quiroga worked as a journalist, professor, author, and photographer. He is also the author of Cuentos de amor de locura y de muerte.
