Dorothy Richardson was a pioneer of modernist prose, challenging the conventions of her era. Her distinctive stream-of-consciousness style delves into the depths of female consciousness, exploring the complexities of identity and perception. A figure within the avant-garde circles of her time, Richardson's work reflects influences from bohemianism, socialism, and feminism. Her innovative approach to fiction places her among the significant literary innovators of the early twentieth century.
A poignant and introspective novel about the life of a young woman in early 20th century England. Richardson's stream-of-consciousness style masterfully captures the inner thoughts and emotions of her protagonist, as she navigates the challenges of love, career, and society.