Her Son’s Wife by Dorothy Canfield Fisher finds profound meaning and emotion in domestic life
UK publisher Persephone Books are continuing to reintroduce “lost” 20th century novels by women to the 21st century, featuring what they term “domestic feminism”. Coined by Persephone founder Nicola Beauman, domestic feminism acknowledges how significant the home is to human life while rejecting the assumption that it “justified a woman’s whole existence”. In her 1983 book A Very Great Profession: The Woman’s Novel 1914-39, Beauman wrote about how these novels often chronicle “the drama of the…
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