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Louis Bromfield

    December 27, 1896 – March 18, 1956

    Louis Bromfield was an American author whose prolific career spanned over 30 bestselling books, earning international acclaim. His narratives often explored the intricate relationship between humanity and the land, reflecting his deep connection to nature. Beyond his literary achievements, Bromfield was a pioneer in scientific farming, applying innovative concepts to his own estate. This dual focus on storytelling and sustainable agriculture imbues his work with a unique and enduring significance for readers.

    Louis Bromfield
    Wild is the River
    Twenty-four hours
    Mrs Parkington
    The Rains Came
    What Became of Anna Bolton
    Early Autumn
    • The narrative unfolds a gripping saga centered on a family's dramatic decline from prominence, exploring themes of ambition, betrayal, and the consequences of power. As the story reveals the intricate dynamics within the family, it delves into the personal and societal factors that contribute to their downfall. The Pulitzer Prize-winning work captures the emotional turmoil and resilience of its characters, offering a profound commentary on the fragility of success and the enduring impact of choices made over generations.

      Early Autumn
    • She was a woman met once and remembered always. She came from nowhere to dazzle three continents. She played many games --- and played for keeps. She was beautiful but smart, a shrewd speculator in money and men. She knew what she wanted until she met the man who despised her.

      What Became of Anna Bolton
    • Set against the backdrop of rural Midland County, the narrative explores the tension between traditional agricultural life and the encroaching forces of urban industrialism. The story delves into the struggles of local farmers as they confront economic pressures and environmental changes brought by industrial growth. Through vivid character portrayals and rich descriptions of the landscape, the book highlights the resilience of the community and the impact of modernization on their way of life. Themes of conflict, adaptation, and the preservation of heritage are central to this compelling tale.

      The Farm
    • From My Experience

      The Pleasures and Miseries of Life on a Farm

      • 328 pages
      • 12 hours of reading

      As a continuation of themes explored in Pleasant Valley, this book deepens Louis Bromfield's exploration of agriculture and economics while emphasizing the importance of home. It provides insights into sustainable farming practices and the relationship between land stewardship and community well-being, reflecting Bromfield's commitment to both environmental and social issues.

      From My Experience
    • Malabar Farm

      • 436 pages
      • 16 hours of reading

      Celebrating the richness of American life, this book offers a diverse array of reflections that resonate with thoughtful readers. Its beautifully crafted prose captures the essence of a fulfilling existence, inviting readers to appreciate the nuances of their experiences. This work is not only a tribute to America but also a source of gratitude for those who engage with its pages. Ideal for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the American spirit, it promises to leave a lasting impression.

      Malabar Farm