Mary Elizabeth Coleridge fue una novelista y poeta británica cuya obra profundizó en las profundidades psicológicas de sus personajes, explorando en particular las limitaciones que enfrentan las mujeres dentro de las estructuras patriarcales. Su escritura se caracteriza por una cualidad introspectiva y una sofisticada exploración psicológica, ofreciendo a los lectores una visión matizada de las luchas internas y las presiones sociales. Poseía una voz distintiva que aportó una perspectiva única al panorama literario de su tiempo.
Mary Elizabeth Coleridge's collection of short stories explores the depths of human emotions and relationships. The stories deal with themes of love, loss, desire, and regret and offer a poignant commentary on the human condition. A masterpiece in its own right, this book is a testament to Coleridge's brilliance as a writer.
This haunting novel tells the story of a young woman haunted by her family's past and struggling to come to terms with her own desires. Coleridge's masterful prose and vivid characters make for a gripping and emotionally charged read that will stay with readers long after they've turned the final page.
Published in 1897, this collection showcases some of Coleridge's most beloved poems, including 'The Witch', 'The King with Two Faces', and the titular 'Fancy's Guerdon'. With lush descriptions and haunting imagery, Coleridge's work remains an enduring testament to the power of Victorian verse.
This collection of poems by Richard Watson Dixon offers a glimpse into the poet's creative genius and his love for nature and beauty. The poems touch on themes of love, death, and spirituality and display a profound sensitivity to the human experience. A must-read for poetry lovers.