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  • Escal Vigor

    Georges Eekhoud (1854 - 1927) was a French writer, homosexual and anarchist, Belgian.Escal Vigor is a gay novel by Georges Eekhoud.A clear and resolute novel about homosexuality, Escal-Vigor was heading towards trouble. Although it was well received by most critics, a lawsuit was launched against it. However, a storm of protest, especially vociferous because of numerous literary celebrities, and a ... Read more

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  • A Strange Love

    A Novel of Abnormal Passion Eekhoud's legendary account of love between the Count and Guidon... following the latter's dalliance with servant gal Blandine. Tame by 19th century standards, it's still a foundational work of gay literature. Bizarre introduction included, footnote explaining to 'Mericans about that Sistine Chapel thingie excised. ... Read more

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  • Escal Vigor

    Bold, emotionally powerful, and ahead of its time, Escal-Vigor is one of Georges Eekhoud's most significant literary achievements, offering a deeply human exploration of individuality, social convention, and the struggle for personal freedom. Set in a close-knit rural community, the novel follows a protagonist whose return to his ancestral home stirs admiration, curiosity, and ultimately conflict ... Read more

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  • The New Carthage

    A vivid and powerful portrait of urban life and social transformation, The New Carthage is one of Georges Eekhoud's most acclaimed works, offering readers a compelling exploration of ambition, inequality, and the forces shaping modern society. Set within a rapidly expanding industrial city, the novel follows characters whose lives are deeply affected by economic change, social mobility, and the ... Read more

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  • Escal Vigor

    Enriched edition. Exploring 19th-Century Urban Realities Through Naturalistic Fiction

    In Georges Eekhoud's novel, "Escal Vigor," the reader is invited into the turbulent and vibrant world of fin-de-siècle Belgium, where the boundaries of morality and society are rigorously examined. Eekhoud employs a richly descriptive literary style, intricately weaving psychological depth with intense emotional landscapes. His exploration of themes such as desire, nature, and the human condition ... Read more

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  • Selected Works of Theophile Gautier

    Brother, you ask me if I have ever loved. Yes. My story is a strange and terrible one; and though I am sixty-six years of age, I scarcely dare even now to disturb the ashes of that memory. To you I can refuse nothing; but I should not relate such a tale to any less experienced mind. So strange were the circumstances of my story, that I can scarcely believe myself to have ever actually been a party ... Read more

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