A Letter from a Stranger Woman

Author: (Austrian) Stefan Zweig
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Xu Jinglei adapted the original screenplay of Zweig's "The Letter from an Unknown Woman," which won the Best Director Award at the 52nd San Sebastián International Film Festival in Spain. A letter without a signature—whose inner monologue is it? Whose heartfelt confession is it? Savor the exquisite and poignant words, and they will stir ripples in your heart. This book tells the story of a woman's only emotional journey in her lifetime, from an untamed girl to a blossoming teenager, to a mature woman of charm, and finally to a critically ill patient who is allowed to call out her soul once at the brink of death. She loved only one person in her life and belonged to only one person. Uncomplaining and unwavering, she devoted her entire life to loving someone who was unaware of her existence. This unwavering dedication and passion for love subjected her to the torment of fate, yet she remained steadfast, all because of "love."