Princess Pourquoi

Published in 1910, 'Princess Pourquoi' by Margaret P. Sherwood is a collection of five feminist fairy tales that challenge traditional gender roles. The titular story follows a princess cursed by a fairy to possess a mind, making her an outcast among both men and women. The tales explore themes of intellect, desire, and societal expectations, offering a unique perspective on women's experiences. Sherwood's work is notable for its early feminist narrative and critique of gender norms.