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by Susan Glaspell
Publisher: Double9 Books, January of 2024 ‧
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The Visioning: A Novel by Susan Glaspell is a 20th-century work of fiction that delves into themes of self-discovery, emotional connection, and the tension between societal expectations and personal desires. The story follows Miss Katherine Wayneworth Jones, or Katie, as she reflects on her life on her twenty-fifth birthday while playing golf. Though outwardly engaged with her social life and the prospect of marriage, particularly to Captain Prescott, Katie begins to question her own choices and the path laid out for her.Her life takes a dramatic turn when she encounters a distressed young woman, Verna Woods, who Katie believes is attempting to take her own life. Moved by a strong sense of compassion, Katie rushes to save Verna, leading to a profound emotional bond between the two women. As their connection deepens, Katie is forced to confront her own desires and the limitations imposed on her by society, particularly in regard to marriage and gender expectations. The novel explores the complexities of identity, emotional intimacy, and the internal struggle to reconcile one's own desires with the demands of social norms, making it a poignant reflection on women's autonomy and personal growth.

Visioning A Novel

by Susan Glaspell

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ISBN: 9789368097402
Publisher: Double9 Books
Release Date: January of 2024
Pages: 296
Format: eBook
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Susan Glaspell

Susan Glaspell nasceu em 1876 em Davenport, no Iowa (EUA). Desde cedo se afirmou pelo seu espírito combativo e irreverente. Licenciou-se em Filosofia na Drake University.
É autora de uma vasta obra, distribuída por diferentes géneros: nove romances, catorze peças para teatro, cerca de cinquenta contos, um texto de literatura para jovens e uma biografia. O seu primeiro romance, A Glória dos Conquistados (The Glory of the Conquered, 1909), tornou-se um best-seller, mas a sua irreverência revelou-se mais forte na sua obra dramática, acolhida com grande simpatia pela crítica e pelo público. Embora a fama lhe tenha sido assegurada por Bagatelas (Trifles, 1916), foi com A Casa de Alison (Alison’s House, 1930) que granjeou o Prémio Pulitzer de Teatro. Em 1920, as suas peças começaram a ser publicadas no Reino Unido, onde obteve ainda maior reconhecimento como dramaturga.

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