The Awakening by Kate Chopin

The Awakening by Kate Chopin

Edna Pontellier is summering on Grand Isle with her husband and children when she learns to swim, and something in her comes loose. She moves out of the family house, takes up painting, and stops attending her Tuesday receptions.

Chopin published it in 1899 and the reviews destroyed her — she was described as morally corrupt and effectively stopped writing. The novel then vanished for sixty years before being rediscovered, and it is now one of the foundational texts of American feminist literature. The ending is still argued about.

A short novel that ended its author's career and is now taught everywhere.

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