Eline Vere

＂Eline Vere,＂ by Louis Marie Anne Couperus, is a landmark of Dutch literature and a compelling example of psychological fiction set against the backdrop of city life in The Hague, Netherlands. This meticulously prepared edition offers readers a chance to experience Couperus’s insightful social commentary and exploration of human nature.

A cornerstone of Dutch literary tradition, ＂Eline Vere＂ delves into the complexities of its subject matter with a timeless quality. The novel paints a vivid picture of its setting while exploring deeper themes relevant to the human condition. Couperus’s work remains significant for its literary merit and its portrayal of life in the Netherlands, securing its place as a classic. Experience the enduring power of this important work.

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