Women Who Make Our Stories

Grant Martin Overton

This book presents summaries that introduce dozens of American female novelists who wrote their works in the late nineteenth century and the first quarter of the twentieth century, and sheds light on aspects of American feminist literature, perhaps for the first time, with such abundance, comprehensiveness, and expansiveness.

The author devotes a chapter to each writer, combining their individual strengths, their novelistic works, the characteristics of their artistic characters, and their level of realism, making it full of action and drawing the reader into the details of this intense presentation.

It is a book that provides the researcher with what he is looking for in terms of time, place, and literary genre, and saves him a lot of time and effort, and provides the reader with cognitive and artistic enjoyment colored by the colors of rich life in the countryside and the city, and the beautiful nature of plains, mountains, forests, and sea.