A Clergyman's Daughter

Exploring themes of loss and identity, this novel follows Dorothy Hare, the Rector's daughter, who experiences a sudden and disorienting shift in her life. After waking up in London with no memory, she embarks on a journey through the countryside and encounters various challenges, including working for a strict schoolteacher. This tale of a young woman's circular journey highlights her struggles and the societal expectations she faces. The introduction by Nathan Waddell discusses its fantastical elements and its connections to James Joyce's work.