The Power Line Nathan E. Parks more glorious and] more passionate

more glorious and] more passionate

and purpose without religion

the British Library Women Writers series highlights the best middlebrow fiction from the 1910s to the 1960s

A series of of characteristically provocative essays

The Power Line Nathan E. Parks more glorious and] more passionateIn the nineteen eighties, an amateur historian of the Adirondacks recorded the fading memories of an aging woodsman and bootlegger, searching for details about the old time fiddle player and rustic builder Fran Germaine. The woodsman's wild tales faded into dust more than once until the discovery of a diary kept by Rosalyn Orloff, the socialist writer and political theorist of the twenties and thirties, and reputed lover of the psychoanalyst Carl