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Hills of Han: A Romantic Incident

Samuel Merwin

Publisher: DigiCat

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In "Hills of Han: A Romantic Incident," Samuel Merwin transports readers to a richly woven tapestry of early 20th-century romance interlaced with the complexities of cross-cultural encounters. Set against the backdrop of the verdant hills of the Han River valley, Merwin employs a lyrical prose style that encapsulates the essence of love's trials amidst the majesty of nature. The narrative unfolds with vivid imagery and carefully crafted dialogues, reflecting the romantic ideals and tensions of the period, while deftly interweaving themes of longing, sacrifice, and the quest for understanding within an unfamiliar world. Samuel Merwin, an accomplished American novelist and playwright, was deeply influenced by his own experiences abroad, particularly in Asia. His fascination with the cultural contrasts and human emotions encountered during his travels is palpably reflected in this work. Merwin's literary journey was marked by an exploration of both personal and universal themes, leading him to pen "Hills of Han," a story that reveals the intricacies of love that transcend borders and societal norms, resonating with his broader concerns for harmony and connection. Readers seeking a profound exploration of romance set within an exotic locale will find "Hills of Han" to be an enriching experience. Merwin's elegant narrative not only captivates with its emotional depth but also invites contemplation of the intricacies and sometimes tumultuous nature of love across cultures. This novel is a gem for those intrigued by historical romance and the sublime beauty of human connection.
Available since: 09/16/2022.
Print length: 215 pages.

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