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The Story of an African Farm is Olive Schreiner’s novel set in the rural Karoo. Originally published in 1883 under the pseudonym Ralph Iron, it was later revealed that the author was a woman. The novel explores themes of feminism, social structures, and self-fulfillment through the stories of Lyndall and Walso. Schreiner’s views on marriage, class, and religion remain relevant today.
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Classic farm life meets pioneering feminist ideas.
Who is this book for?
This novel is a fascinating glimpse into rural life in Africa, but what makes it truly stand out are its thoughts on feminism and social justice. Schreiner’s writing is heartfelt and bold, offering perspectives that still resonate today. If you're interested in powerful characters grappling with societal norms, this book could be a really enriching read for you.
