“sometimes duties act on the soul like weeds on a flower. They crowd it out.”
Quote by Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman
Work
A Mary Wilkins Freeman Reader
This volume brings together a representative selection of writings by Mary Wilkins Freeman, a prominent American author associated with regionalist and realist literary traditions. The reader includes a range of her short stories and possibly excerpts from longer works, focusing on themes such as rural New England life, the struggles and resilience of women, and the complexities of social and domestic relationships. Freeman's prose is noted for its keen observation of character and setting, often portraying the quiet dramas of everyday existence in small-town communities. This collection serves as an introduction to her literary legacy, offering readers a chance to explore her nuanced depictions of human nature and regional culture. more
Author
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman
Mary Eleanor Wilkins Freeman was an American author known for her Gothic and supernatural stories. Her works often feature a New England setting, blending local color with elements of mystery. more
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