Step into the glittering ballrooms, hidden drawing rooms, and quiet heartbreaks of Edith Wharton, one of the most elegant and incisive voices in American literature.
This definitive collection gathers all of Wharton's novels, novellas, and short stories — revealing a writer who chronicled the struggle between desire and duty with unmatched grace and intelligence.

From the tragic beauty of The Age of Innocence to the emotional austerity of Ethan Frome and the biting social satire of The House of Mirth, Wharton exposes the tensions of love, class, and convention in turn-of-the-century society. Her characters — torn between passion and propriety — still speak to modern readers with startling power and truth.

Beyond her best-known masterpieces, this collection includes Wharton's haunting ghost stories, keen essays, and lesser-known gems that showcase her wit, irony, and psychological depth.
Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction, Wharton remains a literary giant whose exploration of human nature feels as vivid and relevant today as ever.

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