Julius W W itibaren Kharanti Khurd, Bihar, Hindistan
I didn't read this one, I listened to it. When I found out that it was originally an audiobook, I put the book down and downloaded it. I thought the cast of the audiobook was fabulous. I can see how the story was enhanced by their acting. I loved it. It was like listening to a radio drama. I thought the person who spoke Evvy's part was great, and really embodied my own imaginings of the character.
"The Wrongs of Woman" is not a good novel. But it's an amazing novel in many ways. It's Wollstonecraft's attempt to incorporate the ideas from the "Vindication" into novel form. The prose are histrionic and overzealous, though I think that is probably intentional for the sake of irony. The novel itself is incomplete, but includes outlines for the remainder, some of which seem to conflict. Overall an extremely fun, and short read.