The Sailor's Return

Exploring the complexities of race and empire, the novel follows mariner William Targett as he returns to Dorset with his African wife and child. Their attempt to build a life together is met with hostility from the townspeople, revealing deep-seated racism that ultimately leads to tragedy. Garnett's controversial literary style and poignant themes challenge societal norms, making this work a significant reflection on love and prejudice in early 20th-century England. The edition features a beautifully designed cover and professional typesetting for contemporary readers.