Freckles from the Marvelous Forest (eBook)

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2022
2661 Seiten
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Freckles from the Marvelous Forest - Gene Stratton-Porter
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In 'Freckles from the Marvelous Forest', Gene Stratton-Porter crafts a vivid tapestry of naturalism and character-driven narratives across a sprawling collection of her most celebrated works. This edition showcases Stratton-Porter's lyrical prose and deep empathy for both human and non-human life, weaving together novels like 'A Girl of the Limberlost' and 'The Harvester' which are iconic for their detailed depictions of the American Midwest's flora and fauna. Through tales of romance, personal growth, and the quintessential struggle between man and nature, Stratton-Porter's collection resonates within the broader context of early 20th-century literature, illustrating the transitional phase between Victorian idealism and Modernist pragmatism.

Gene Stratton-Porter, a pioneering naturalist and writer, etched an indelible mark on American literature with her passionate advocacy for environmental conservation and her insightful exploration of human character. Drawing from her own deep connection with the Indiana backwoods, Stratton-Porter penned these narratives with authenticity and sincerity, allowing her personal experiences and observations of rural life to inform and enrich the diverse tapestry of stories included in this collection.

This compendium is an indispensable addition for readers who cherish heartfelt storytelling grounded in the bountiful landscapes of the heartland. Stratton-Porter's masterful blend of narrative and nature invites readers into a reflective journey through the trials and triumphs of her characters, and ultimately, through the lush wilderness that so profoundly influenced her writing. With its enduring themes and timeless portrayal of the human spirit, 'Freckles from the Marvelous Forest' stands as a testament to Stratton-Porter's legacy and is recommended to anyone seeking a deeper appreciation for classic American literature and the Naturalist movement.

Gene Stratton-Porter (1863–1924) was a pioneering American author, naturalist, and photographer. Born in Wabash County, Indiana, as Geneva Grace Stratton, she later adopted the pen name Gene Stratton-Porter for her literary works. Her deep affinity with nature is a predominant theme in her books, reflecting her own life spent observing and documenting the natural world. Stratton-Porter was one of the earliest women to influence American literature and public opinion regarding nature conservation, a passion that suffused her narratives with a rich tapestry of ecological detail and a profound respect for the wilderness. Her literary career boasts several bestsellers, such as 'Freckles' (1904), a narrative that centers around the titular character, Freckles, who guards the timber treasures from poachers and unfolds his personal story amidst the Indiana Limberlost Swamp. Her unique blend of fiction with natural history and environmental advocacy resonate throughout her works. Stratton-Porter's 'Freckles from the Marvelous Forest' is thought to refer to the 'Freckles' saga, capturing the spirit and resolve of a character deeply intertwined with the forested landscapes she cherished. Stratton-Porter's influence extended beyond literature; she used her success to further conservation efforts and was instrumental in the creation of several Indiana state parks. Her literary style, marked by a mix of romance, naturalism and adventure, secured her place as an iconic figure in early 20th-century American literature.

Erscheint lt. Verlag 13.11.2022
Verlagsort Prague
Sprache englisch
Themenwelt Literatur Anthologien
Schlagworte adventure in wilderness • Anne of Green Gables • coming-of-age stories • early 20th century juvenile fiction • educated • foster homes in literature • Gene Stratton-Porter classics • goodnight moon • Harley The Bad Seed • Harry Potter • Huck Finn • indiana authors • little fires everywhere • Little Women • Naturalist writers • nature-themed juvenile novels • orphaned characters in fiction • orphan protagonist literature • Pathways • The Color Purple
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