The seventh volume of Pilgrimage follows Miriam Henderson out of a socialist lecture hall and through London streets, her thoughts running ahead of her as she weighs the earnest world of reform against her work in Wimpole Street. Friendships and a demanding intellectual attachment test her resolve to belong to no one’s scheme but her own.
Stream-of-consciousness fiction from the writer for whom the term was first used, best read after the earlier volumes. Download the free EPUB.