Edith Wharton
- Books on site
- 3
- Total words
- 265,655
- Reading time
- 14.8 h
- Years covered
- 1905–1920
- Longest
- The House of Mirth
Edith Wharton (1862–1937) was an American novelist of the Gilded Age, raised in the New York society she later dissected. She won the Pulitzer Prize for The Age of Innocence in 1921 and spent her later years in France, writing about a world that was disappearing.
3free editions265,655words on site~14.8 hreading time1905–1920years covered
The House of Mirth1905 · 129,036 words
Ethan Frome1911 · 34,619 words
The Age of Innocence1920 · 102,000 words| Year | Title | Words | Reading time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1905 | The House of Mirth | 129,036 | ~9 h |
| 1911 | Ethan Frome | 34,619 | ~2 h |
| 1920 | The Age of Innocence | 102,000 | ~7 h |
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