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Tragedy
Tragic Love Stories
Love that ends badly, written well enough to hurt. Tolstoy and Flaubert lead a group of romance books where passion collides with society, duty or bad timing.
Goethe's ballad of a dead bride returning to claim her betrothed, with other poems of love and the supernatural. A short read that set the tone for gothic verse.
Complete love stories you can finish in one sitting. Anton Chekhov, Guy de Maupassant and Kate Chopin deliver the emotion of a romance novel without the 400 pages.
Twenty five New York stories, including the Christmas one about the watch and the hair. O. Henry lands a whole romance in six pages and still surprises you at the end.
A woman walks away from the life she was assigned, plus a set of Chopin's sharpest short pieces on desire and marriage. Ahead of its time and still bracing.
These are the romance novels that defined the genre, from Jane Austen's courtship comedies to Edith Wharton's Gilded Age New York. Start here if you want the titles everyone recognizes.
The orphan governess who refuses to be anyone's second choice. Brontë's Victorian classic pairs a slow burning love story with a house full of secrets.
Old New York society decides who may love whom, and enforces it without ever raising its voice. Wharton dissects the cost of doing the respectable thing.
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