Published in 1917, 'Caprice' by Ronald Firbank follows Miss Sarah Sinquier, the ambitious daughter of a canon, as she dreams of becoming an actress and escaping her conventional life in a quaint English town. The novel explores her whimsical thoughts and desires, highlighting her struggles against societal expectations while navigating her theatrical ambitions. Notable for its blend of humor and social observation, 'Caprice' captures the essence of early 20th-century English fiction, showcasing a young woman's quest for freedom and excitement in the vibrant world of theater.
