1926. Sylvia Townsend Warner's first novel is an enduring,
subversive, and lyrical portrait of spinsterhood in post-World War
I Britain. Lolly is a single woman and after her father dies, she
is moved, as a matter of course, to her brother's house, where she
meekly obliges to play caregiver to his children and housemaid to
his wife. After 20 years of this life she moves to the rural
village of Great Mop. She feels an affinity for the town, the
countryside, and her new neighbors. She blossoms emotionally and
spiritually, and as she does so, she discovers an important secret:
She is a witch, as is everybody else who lives in Great Mop. A
graceful read in the tradition of women's fiction and magic
realism.
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