Angela's Business

Published in 1915, 'Angela's Business' by Henry Sydnor Harrison is a novel that explores early 20th-century concepts of womanhood and societal expectations through the experiences of Charles Garrott, a young author. The narrative contrasts the views of two women, the progressive Mary Wing and the traditional Angela Flower, as Charles navigates his own understanding of femininity and gender roles. The book is notable for its examination of women's independence and the evolving status of women in society during this period.