Author · 22 titles
Edith Wharton
Edith Wharton (1862–1937) was born into old New York money, married badly, and wrote her way into a life of her own — much of it in France. The House of Mirth follows a woman who cannot afford a misstep; The Age of Innocence won the Pulitzer, the first for a woman in fiction. Drawing rooms, divorces, and the cost of being seen: she knew the furniture from the inside. Luxury is a trap with excellent lighting.
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Titles
E-books, audiobooks, and music from every imprint.
- SummerEbook
- SummerAudiobook
- The Age of InnocenceEbook
- The Age of InnocenceAudiobook
- Ethan FromeEbook
- Ethan FromeAudiobook
- Bunner SistersEbook
- Bunner SistersAudiobook
- KerfolEbook
- KerfolAudiobook
- Tales of Men and GhostsEbook
- Tales of Men and GhostsAudiobook
- The Custom of the CountryEbook
- The Custom of the CountryAudiobook
- The Glimpses of the MoonEbook
- The Glimpses of the MoonAudiobook
- The House of MirthEbook
- The House of MirthAudiobook
- XinguEbook
- XinguAudiobook
- The Descent of Man and Other StoriesEbook
- The Descent of Man and Other StoriesAudiobook