The Bachelors: A Novel

The Bachelors is a novel by William Dana Orcutt, written in the early 20th century, that explores the lives of two contrasting bachelors, Montgomery Huntington and Connie Cosden. Their friendship, marked by differing personalities and perspectives, leads to discussions about marriage and relationships, revealing themes of companionship, ambition, and the complexities of love. Set against the backdrop of a golf club, the narrative delves into societal expectations and the bittersweet nature of romance as Cosden expresses his desire to marry, prompting Huntington to reflect on their bachelorhood.