Tales of Struggle: A Collection of 23 Storybooks from the Depths of Poverty - State of the Union Addresses The Lady Poverty Hungry Hearts Alone in London L'Assommoir etc
Hesba Stretton, William Booth, Émile Zola, Pansy, Susan Warner, Anzia Yezierska, George Haw, Francis Brett Young, Sarah Knowles Bolton, Maksim Gorky, Anna Bartlett Warner, Nassau William Senior, Bernie Babcock, Ruth Russell, Edwin Gifford Lamb, Lyndon B. Johnson, Da Parma Giovanni, C. E. Bowen, Horatio Jr. Alger, Edward Abbott Sir Parry
Publisher: e-artnow
Summary
Tales of Struggle: A Collection of 23 Storybooks from the Depths of Poverty offers a poignant tapestry of narratives, intricately woven around the universal theme of struggle against socio-economic adversities. From stark realism to evocative storytelling, this anthology embraces a spectrum of literary styles that cast light on poverty's multifaceted impact on individuals and communities. This collection captures the heart-wrenching realities and resilient spirit pertinent to their times, crafted by authors spanning different cultures and eras. Standout tales reveal the raw yet profoundly inspiring journeys of disenfranchised individuals, each whispering a testament of endurance against seemingly insurmountable odds without giving singular credit to any one voice. Bringing together a diverse array of literary figures, the anthology resonates with voices like Emile Zola and Maksim Gorky who are known for their pivotal roles in realism and naturalism. Enriched by the perspectives of authors like Anzia Yezierska and Ruth Russell, the collection echoes the struggles and aspirations tied to broader historical and cultural movements, such as immigration and early 20th-century societal transformations. Through their evocative narratives, the contributing authors collectively enhance the thematic depth of poverty, illuminating this universal issue through a multitude of lenses. Recommended for those eager to immerse themselves in an intellectually enriching literary experience, Tales of Struggle serves as a gateway to understanding the varied dimensions of poverty. This anthology invites readers to explore an extensive range of perspectives, offering invaluable insights into the shared human experience of hardship. Engage with this collection not only for its educational and emotive value but also for the conversations it spurs about resilience and social justice, providing a pivotal dialogue among its distinct narrative voices.
Available since: 03/04/2025.
Print length: 1300 pages.
