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Louise Dean

    Louise Dean es aclamada por sus novelas audaces, francas y cómicamente oscuras que aportan un nuevo color y carácter a la ficción inglesa. Su escritura se caracteriza por un estilo lúcido y aparentemente sin esfuerzo, explorando magistralmente los lazos familiares, la clase social, la brecha generacional y la Inglaterra desaparecida del pasado. Sus obras son humanas, conmovedoras y excepcionalmente divertidas, lo que la establece como una voz distintiva en la literatura contemporánea.

    The Idea of Love
    Becoming Strangers
    This Human Season
    The Old Romantic
    • The Old Romantic

      • 334 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      Blending humor with unexpected twists, this dark comedy captivates readers with its clever plot and surprising developments. Praised by reviewers for its wit and engaging narrative, it offers a unique take on its themes, making it a standout choice in the literary landscape. As an Oprah Book Club selection, it promises both entertainment and depth, appealing to those who enjoy a mix of laughter and intrigue in their reading experience.

      The Old Romantic
    • This Human Season

      • 384 páginas
      • 14 horas de lectura

      In the weeks before Christmas a mother will lose a son, and a father will gain one. Both will have to find a way to survive when everything they love is in danger of being destroyed.

      This Human Season
    • Becoming Strangers

      • 304 páginas
      • 11 horas de lectura

      Jan and Annemieke are going on their last holiday together, their love dissolving in middle age. Thirty years their senior, Dorothy and George are on one of their first. When these four people meet on an island in the Caribbean, they find more than an escape from their daily existence. They discover that it's not too late to save the rest of their lives.

      Becoming Strangers
    • The Idea of Love

      • 340 páginas
      • 12 horas de lectura

      Set in the picturesque backdrop of Provence, the narrative delves into the complex and often perplexing marriages of two couples. With a blend of dark humor and sharp wit, the author examines the intricacies of relationships, revealing the challenges and dynamics that shape their lives. Through her engaging storytelling, she invites readers to reflect on love, commitment, and the realities of partnership.

      The Idea of Love