August Strindberg's "Married" presents a collection of short stories exploring the complex landscape of marriage and relationships. Through insightful narratives, the celebrated Swedish author delves into the nuances of domestic life, capturing the joys and challenges inherent in intimate partnerships.

This edition offers a translation of Strindberg's work, making it accessible to English-speaking audiences. A significant contribution to Swedish literature, "Married" provides a glimpse into the social and personal dynamics of a bygone era, offering enduring observations on love, commitment, and the human condition.

These stories resonate with their timeless exploration of universal themes related to the connections between people. Readers interested in literary fiction and classic short stories will find "Married" a compelling and thought-provoking read.

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