James Payn was een Engelse romanschrijver die zich vestigde als een van de populairste auteurs van zijn tijd. Zijn werken kenmerkten zich door scherpe observaties van de menselijke natuur en diepgaand inzicht in de samenleving van zijn tijd. Payns stijl was toegankelijk en meeslepend, waardoor lezers zich gemakkelijk in de verhalen konden onderdompelen. Zijn proza verkende vaak morele dilemma's en de complexiteit van interpersoonlijke relaties. Zijn literaire bijdrage ligt in het vastleggen van de geest van zijn tijd door middel van boeiende en toegankelijke verhalen.
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First published in 1869, this novel follows the trials and tribulations of a young couple adjusting to married life. With humor, warmth, and keen insight into human nature, Payn captures the joys and challenges of marriage in all its forms.
The Luck of the Darrells is a classic novel of Victorian society, first published in 1865. Written by James Payn, a prolific author and editor, the book follows the ups and downs of the Darrell family, a wealthy and influential clan with a knack for attracting scandal and intrigue. With its memorable characters and lively prose, The Luck of the Darrells is a classic of Victorian literature.
Set in rural England, this Victorian novel weaves a tale of mystery and family secrets, where past sins influence present lives. The character-driven narrative follows protagonists as they face unexpected alliances and moral dilemmas while uncovering dark family truths. With vivid prose, the story explores themes of love, loss, and redemption, showcasing the enduring human spirit. Payn's masterful storytelling captivates readers, blending suspense and social commentary in a richly detailed narrative that remains timeless.
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This novel, first published in the late 19th century, tells the story of a wealthy English family and the complex web of relationships, secrets, and intrigue that surrounds them. The author, James Payn, was a popular Victorian novelist and editor whose works were known for their wit, charm, and social satire. This book is a classic example of Victorian melodrama, and is sure to delight fans of the genre.