Bride Roses

Explore the delicate dance of love and commitment in W. D. Howells’s ＂Bride Roses,＂ a collection of short stories exploring romance and relationships through the lens of marriage. Howells, a master of literary fiction, presents insightful and often humorous glimpses into the complexities of the human heart. With a focus on the symbolic power of flowers, particularly the iconic bride rose, these stories subtly examine the nuances of connection.

The narrative evokes a sense of timeless elegance, inviting readers to consider the beauty and occasional absurdities within our most intimate bonds. This meticulously prepared print edition ensures the preservation of this classic work, making it accessible to all who appreciate thoughtfully crafted tales of love and life. Perfect for those seeking literary fiction with a touch of romance and enduring themes.

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