Summary
The book is told by a young London woman of twenty-two who is without employment but not without inward occupation. She watches the city’s stream of commuters and office workers, reflecting on their hidden lives while considering how women read the world and literature. Her voice also links these observations to her own story and to questions of female authorship and imagination.
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