in SIGHT

As múltiplas facetas do amor

Love can be hopeless as in Virgil, Doomed Love
Love can be sinful as in the Letters of Abelard and Heloise, Forbidden Fruit
Love can be surprising as in Giovanni Boccaccio, The Eaten Heart: Unlikely Tales of Love
Love can be an art as in Giacomo Casanova, Of Mistresses, Tigresses and Other Conquests
Love can be incurable as in Stendhal, Cures for Love
Love can be controlling as in Soren Kierkegaard, The Seducer's Diary
Love can be torture as in Ivan Turgenev, First Love
Love can be heartbreaking as in Thomas Hardy, A Mere Interlude
Love can be murderous as in Leo Tolstoy, The Kreutzer Sonata
Love can be impossible as in Anton Chekhov, A Russian Affair
Love can be unconventional as in Sigmund Freud, Deviant Love
Love can be trusting as in F. Scott Fitzgerald, Magnetism
Love can be innocent as in Katherine Mansfield, Something Childish But Very Natural
Love can be forbidden as in D. H. Lawrence, The Virgin and the Gipsy
Love can be rewritten as in Vladimir Nabokov, Mary
Love can be complicated as in Françoise Sagan, Bounjour Tristesse
Love can be dishonest as in James Baldwin, Giovanni's Room
Love can be sensual as in Anais Nin, Eros Unbound
Love can be chosen as in Willian Trevor, Bodily Secrets
Love can be a game as in John Updike, The Woman Who Got Away

Não tenho o meu favorito ainda, mas estou começando pelo complicado, como eu, e dando bom dia à Tristeza.

A strange melancholy pervades me to which I hesitate to give the grave and beautiful name of sadness.