Garman and Worse: A Norwegian Novel

Garman and Worse, published in 1880 by Alexander Lange Kielland, is a Norwegian novel that delves into the lives of Richard Garman, a lighthouse keeper, and his daughter Madeleine. Set against the backdrop of a coastal town, the narrative examines themes of isolation, family legacy, and the tension between tradition and modernity. The story unfolds as the Garmans navigate complex family dynamics and societal expectations, revealing hidden secrets and personal struggles that shape their existence.