Iris Owens Books

Iris Owens crafted a distinctive literary voice that often explored unconventional themes and marginalized characters. Her narratives delved into the complexities of human relationships and the search for identity amidst challenging circumstances. Owens employed a raw yet poetic prose to convey authentic emotional experiences within her stories. Her writing offers a unique perspective on lives that exist outside societal norms.

After Claude
232 pages
9 hours of reading
3.6(1075)Add rating
Harriet's tumultuous breakup with her boyfriend Claude leads her to a fierce determination to confront her feelings and seek revenge, despite being evicted from his apartment. As she navigates the well-meaning but patronizing advice from her friends, Harriet's sharp wit and unfiltered perspective highlight the absurdities of women's lives and relationships. Her journey takes an unexpected turn when she encounters a potential savior in a dark room at the Chelsea Hotel, offering a glimmer of hope amidst her chaos.
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Manche Frauen, wusste sie, waren freiwillig untertan. Sie entdeckten, was für gezüchtigte, gequälte Geschöpfe sie waren, und lebten, ihr Leid pflegend und hegend. Sie suchten einen Herrn, der sie bestrafte, der ihren Hunger nach Strafe stillte.

After Claude

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