Dorothy M. Richardson’s pioneering sequence of semi-autobiographical novels,
Pilgrimage.
After years of false starts and tragedy, Miriam Henderson, the series’s protagonist, experiences a measure of stability for the first time in her adult life working as a dental assistant and living on her own in a London boarding house. As she navigates the social complexities of independent living, she allows herself to become more engaged with the family of her landlady, more a part of the boarding house community—especially a group of Canadian doctors—and more of a..." data-title="Книга Interim">