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Offering a startlingly intense look into a how a woman's mental state is dramatically worsened by efforts taken to cure it, The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman is justly acclaimed as both a gripping classic of gothic horror and a landmark of feminist fiction.

In the Republic of Venice, a boy is born who will achieve both fame and infamy, whose life will be a story of fortune and misfortune alike. In the early 18th century, Venice is the capital of European pleasure-seekers, a city known for its limitless offerings to gamblers, revelers, and criminals. For Giacomo Casanova, this environment proves both enticing and formative.