These Mundane Hours of Happiness

The captivating portrait of one of the most fascinating women of the 18th century

When her epistolary novel appeared in 1771, Sophie von La Roche's life changed overnight. She used to be the wife of a state councilor - now she is a famous writer. The intellectual greats of her time admire her as do the ladies of society. But Sophie soon became acquainted with the dark sides of success. Despite envy and intrigue, she continued to fight for her literary development and her independence.

"This is a wonderful book, and among us friends who have already read it, it's like a cult book." Elke Heidenreich

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  • Publisher: Kiepenheuer&Witsch
  • Release: 01.01.1996
  • ISBN: 978-3-462-02558-3
  • 288 Pages
  • Author: Renate Feyl
These Mundane Hours of Happiness
Renate Feyl These Mundane Hours of Happiness
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Renate Feyl

Renate Feyl , born in Prague, studied philosophy and lives as a freelance writer in Berlin. Many of her books have become bestsellers.