The Glimpses of the Moon, published in 1922 by Edith Wharton, is a novel that examines love, wealth, and social dynamics among affluent Americans in Europe. It follows newlyweds Susy Lansing and Nick Lansing, who enter into an unconventional marriage allowing them to pursue other romantic interests if they find better opportunities. Set against the backdrop of the 1920s, the story critiques societal expectations and explores the complexities of their financial struggles and personal relationships, making it a notable work in Wharton's oeuvre.
