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 · A Love Story: Author: Émile Zola: Genre: Novel: Written: (Eng. ) Length: pages: Original in: French: Availability: A Love Story - US: A Love Story - UK: A Love Story - Canada: Une page d'amour - Canada: Une page d'amour - France: Ein Blatt Liebe - Author: Émile Zola. The eighth novel in Zola's celebrated Rougon-Macquart series, A Love Story is an intense psychological and nuanced portrayal of love's different guises. Zola's study extends most notably to the city of Paris itself, whose shifting moods reflect Hélène's emotional turmoil in 3/5(1). The eighth novel in Zola's celebrated Rougon-Macquart series, A Love Story is an intense psychological and nuanced portrayal of love's different guises. Zola's study extends most notably to the city of Paris itself, whose shifting moods reflect Helene's emotional turmoil in .

A Love Story. Émile Zola Helen Constantine and Edited by Brian Nelson. October ISBN: pages Paperback xmm In Stock. Oxford World's Classics. Price: £ A fascinating study in sexual psychology and sexual politics, the novel focuses on Hélène Grandjean, a widow, and her shifting emotional states. This is the. The fictional world of Zola. Emile Zola ( - ) was a French writer and the most important representative of the school of naturalism. During his early years, Émile Zola wrote several short stories and essays, four plays and three novels. Among his early books was Contes à Ninon, , and The Mysteries of Marseille, The Three Cities series written by author Emile Zola is comprised of a total of 3 books released between and It is based in three different cities, each with a different story. The debut book of the series is entitled 'Lourdes'. It was released by the Prometheus Books in , after its original release in

A Love Story by Émile Zola. Une Page d'Amour is the eight novel in Rougon-Macquart series, if you follow Zola's recommended order of reading. Helen Constantine titled this new translation published by Oxford World's Classics with A Love Story, instead of 'an episode of love'—the closest translation to Zola's original title—because she found that this book is not only about love affairs, but also represents Zola's love for Paris. The eighth novel in Zola's celebrated Rougon-Macquart series, A Love Story is an intense psychological and nuanced portrayal of love's different guises. Zola's study extends most notably to the city of Paris itself, whose shifting moods reflect Hélène's emotional turmoil in passages of extraordinary lyrical description. A Love Story is very much a novel of longing and waiting -- the longing cautious, the waiting drawn out. Paris, spread out before them, is symbolic of this, as mother and daughter often stare out at the metropolis, barely ever having ventured into it after even more than a year in Plassy, attracted to the bright lights and big city but also overwhelmed by it and its potential.