Snow-Blind

Published in 1921, 'Snow-Blind' by Katharine Newlin Burt is a novel set in a harsh, snowy wilderness. It follows fugitive Hugh Garth, his younger brother Pete, and Bella, a nurturing figure, as they navigate their complicated relationships amidst isolation and the weight of the past. The arrival of the blind Sylvie adds tension, as her perceptions challenge their dynamics and reveal deeper truths. The story explores themes of unfulfilled dreams, emotional burdens, and the struggle for connection in a remote setting.