Nanna

Set in 19th century Denmark, the novel follows Nanna, a strong-willed woman who falls for the wealthy Ulrik Brendel, despite their differing social classes. Their passionate relationship is fraught with jealousy and tragedy, highlighting themes of love, class disparity, and gender roles. Drachmann's poetic language captures Denmark's landscapes and cultural nuances, while delving into the complexities of human emotions. Celebrated for its realism and character depth, this classic work offers a profound exploration of societal expectations and personal desires.