A Wedding Trip
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers who want to explore Spanish literature in English translation
- Casual readers interested in novels about marriage and travel
- Readers who want free access to public-domain foreign literature
- Learners with some English who want to broaden their reading
Not a good fit for
- Readers who read only Chinese and will not accept an English text
- Researchers who need detailed annotations and translator's notes
- Readers who prefer contemporary subjects and fast-paced narratives
Reading tips
- Learn about the author's historical context first; the characters' situations are easier to understand once you enter the text.
- Read chapter by chapter, and note changes in relationships at the end of each chapter to avoid confusing the threads.
- Mark passages where the cultural background is unclear, then look up the relevant materials after finishing.
- Read alongside introductions to the author's other works to form an overall picture.
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About the author
Emilia Pardo Bazán (1852–1921) was a Spanish writer of noble birth. Her work has received relatively limited attention in the Chinese-speaking world, and publicly available material on her remains insufficient, yet her writing holds an important place in Spanish literary history. Her novels are often set in the Galician countryside of northwestern Spain, with a realistic touch that attends to social customs, family ethics and character psychology. Her major works include Los pazos de Ulloa, La madre naturaleza, La Tribuna and Morriña. She also wrote short stories and essays on love, marriage and women's circumstances, marked by detailed narrative and keen observation. Nineteen of her works are held in this collection, commonly classified under inspirational growth, suggesting that her writing also offers readable reflections on growth and life themes.
