Rachel Klein is an American novelist and essayist whose work is characterized by deep psychological insight and a compelling style. In her texts, she explores complex human relationships and finds beauty in everyday moments. Her ability to capture the subtle nuances of human experience makes her an author whose books provoke thought in readers.
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This novel tells the story of odd goings-on in a girls' boarding school in the late 1960s. The unnamed narrator, a student at the school, is intellectual, somewhat aloof and associates with a intense clique of girls. When Dora is found dead one night, a tragic accident is initially suspected.