Judith Rossner, an American author, was known for her compelling and
psychologically rich storytelling, exploring intricate themes of
identity, human relationships, and the inner workings of the mind. Her
works, including the best-selling novel "Looking for Mr. Goodbar," often
delved into the complexities of female protagonists navigating societal
norms and personal desires. Rossner's writing skillfully examined the
dynamics of human behavior, shedding light on the often enigmatic and
multifaceted aspects of human nature, making her a significant figure in
contemporary literature.
"His Little Women" by Judith Rossner is a poignant and probing novel
that intricately weaves the lives of four generations of women in the
Curry family. Centered around the familial ties and generational
secrets, the narrative delves into the intimate stories of each woman,
exploring their desires, dreams, and the interconnectedness of their
lives. Rossner masterfully reveals the complexities of family
relationships, interwoven with themes of love, loss, and the profound
impact of past decisions on future generations, creating a rich and
emotional tapestry that uncovers the intricate patterns within the
family's history.
First Limited Edition by Franklin Library in Fine condition. No dust jacket as issued. Privately printed and signed by Judith Rossner exclusively
for members of "The Signed First Edition Society" on front free endpaper. Illustrated by Lisa Young. Full blue leather binding with gilt
stamping of lettering and design, marbled endpapers, gilt edges and silk
ribbon page marker.
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