Mary Olivier: A Life (New York Review Books Classics)
This extraordinary novel translates traditional novelistic materials into an interiorized modernist narrative with utmost inclusiveness. It makes a savage, ironical analysis of Victorian family life that can be set alongside The Way of All Flesh, Father and Son, To the Lighthouse, or The Fountain Overflows No one will be able to ignore May Sinclair again.— Hermione Lee, The Times Literary SupplementMay Sinclair’s great literary works tell of the inner lives of quiet women.— Joanna Griffiths, London Review of Books