Anne Severn and the Fieldings

Set in 1910, the story follows seventeen-year-old Anne, who moves in with the Fielding family after her mother's death. Left behind by her father, who is returning to India, Anne navigates her new life amidst grief and the complexities of her surroundings. As a work by May Sinclair, a pioneer of the stream of consciousness technique, the narrative delves into Anne's emotional landscape and relationships, reflecting the author's innovative literary style.