Three Sisters

Published in 1914, May Sinclair's novel 'Three Sisters' is inspired by the lives of the Brontë siblings. It follows the Cartaret sisters—Alice, Gwenda, and Mary—who struggle against the oppressive expectations of their abusive father, the Vicar of Garth. The narrative explores themes of sexual passion and rebellion against societal norms, portraying the ennui of unmarried women in late-Victorian society. Sinclair's work combines elements of philosophy and psychology, offering a nuanced critique of conventional society and religion.