Confessions of an Opera Singer

Confessions of an Opera Singer is a memoir by Kathleen Howard, first published in 1918, detailing her journey as an American opera singer. The narrative explores her struggles and aspirations as she navigates the operatic world in New York, Paris, and Germany, while confronting societal expectations of marriage and domesticity. Howard's candid account serves as both a personal reflection and a valuable resource for aspiring singers, offering insights into the challenges faced by women in the early 20th century pursuing artistic careers.