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The Marriage Plot

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  • Jeffrey Eugenides
    Jeffrey Eugenides
    / Later books: The Marriage Plot and Fresh Complaint

    Four years later he published The Marriage Plot. Partly drawing on his experiences at Brown University and Mother Teresa’s hospice, the book follows three young college graduates caught in a love triangle. The novel was praised for its compassionate and realistic portrayal of love and self-discovery. In 2017 Eugenides released…

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    Four years later he published The Marriage Plot. Partly drawing on his experiences at Brown University and Mother Teresa’s hospice, the book follows three young college graduates caught in a love triangle. The novel was praised for its compassionate and realistic portrayal of love and self-discovery. In 2017 Eugenides released…

    Read More