Mrs Peixada

In 'Mrs. Peixada,' Henry Harland crafts a nuanced tapestry of social interaction, situated within the broader scope of late 19th-century American literature, a period rife with exploration into personal identity and societal roles. The novel's fluent and evocative prose marks it as a work of its time, whilst expressing a universality in its examination of the personal and the profound. Harland's d...