Statement of Stella Maberly

Published in 1894, 'Statement of Stella Maberly' by F. Anstey follows the tumultuous life of Stella, a young woman plagued by jealousy and paranoia. Her self-perceived superiority leads to strained relationships, particularly with her best friend Evelyn, whom she believes is possessed by an evil spirit. The narrative invites readers to question the reliability of Stella's perspective and the nature of her demons, creating a complex exploration of blame and pity. This novel is notable for its psychological depth and dual viewpoints.