Thomas Hardy was born in 1840 in Higher Bockhampton, England. He studied locally and privately, then worked as an apprentice architect restoring old churches. He had a passion for writing poetry and novels. In 1874, he married his first wife, Emma Gifford. Some of his most famous novels include Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Far From the Madding Crowd, and Jude the Obscure. His novels were influenced by Charles Darwin's theories of evolution and natural selection. He described the landscapes and environments of Wessex with melancholy irony. Hardy went on to publish several collections of poetry later in his life before passing away in 1928.

1. Thomas Hardy
He was born in Higher Bockhampton on 2nd of June,1840 and he
studied in schools locals and privates. His father obtained him a
work of apprentice with a architect local. This was working in
restore olds churches. Of 1862 a 1867 he work for other
architect and afterwards en Dorset he continued in the
construction, in spite of his bad health. While he wrote poetry
but without success. After he started to write novels y when he
discovered that the novels were more easy to sell he continued
writing novels. In 1874, he marries with his first wife, Emma
Gifford. He knew her when he was working in Cornualles. In
1912 she dies then he write his book of the poems called: Lo
que queda de una vieja llama. These poems describe his love for
her and his later loss. In 1914 Florence Dugdale was his second
wife. She wrote his biography when he died the 11th of January,
1928.
Sus obras
He published his first novels anonymous, in 1871 “remedios
desesperados” and in 1872 “Bajo el arbol”. In 1873 “Unos ojos
azules” and in 1874 “Lejos del mundanal rubio” he published two
novels with his name. These novels were received perfectly and
the last was taken to the cinema in 1967. Later, he wrote some
small novels as soon as Los Woodlander in 1887 and Pequeñas
Ironias de la Vida in 1884. His most important novels are: El
alcalde de Casterbridge, El regreso del nativo, Tess, la
de los d'Urberville, Lejos del mundanal ruido y Jude el
oscuro. Other novels were: El brazo marchito y otros relatos,

2. Nuestras hazañas en la cueva, Los tres desconocidos y Una
mujer soñadora. His last books are poems as son as: Poemas
de Wessex y Poemas del pasado y del presente and his
brief compositions are: Risas del tiempo, Sátiras de
circunstancias, Momentos de visión, Poemas líricos,
Fantasías humanas y Palabras en invierno.
All the novels of Thomas Hardy are impregnated for the belief in
a universe dominated by the biology of Charles Darwin Isaac
Newton.It is a world where the destiny of the
individuals altered by the luck and where human will is
conquered by the need. The descriptions of the of the
field, the mountain, the stations and the clime of
Wessex are a presence that acts as mirror of the
psychological conditions and the luck of the
characters. Hardy looks them with irony and sadness.
Tess Of the D’Urbervilles
In the tess of de D’Urbervilles Hardy describes the farm
machinery with images of hell. Classes reject Tess, woman who
had a kind of shots eva in harmony with the natural world and
so beautiful and desirable that the same appears to be in love
with her. When I was going to Brazil, fell ill. All these cases are
usually interpreted as indications of the negative consequences
of the separation of man from nature, both in the creation of
mechanisms of destruction and the inability to enjoy pure
nature. Other subject is the virginity .Tess is despised by
society to lose their virginity before marriage.