Death of Society: A Novel of Tomorrow

Published in the post-World War I era, 'Death of Society: A Novel of Tomorrow' by Florence Roma Muir Wilson follows Major Rane Smith, a war survivor seeking spiritual renewal in the fjords of Norway. He encounters the iconoclastic Ibsen scholar Karl Ingman and his family, engaging in profound dialogues that explore deep intellectual and philosophical themes. The novel, awarded the Hawthornden Prize, is noted for its unique blend of romance and existential inquiry, showcasing Wilson's literary talents that have since fallen into obscurity.