Description
1945 Triangle Books edition. Missing dustjacket. Hardcover has some fraying and some small tearing at spine. The pages have some fading at edges. The binding is secure.
This well-worn copy of Elizabeth Janeway’s “Daisy Kenyon” offers a captivating glimpse into the complexities of post-war American society. Published in 1945, the novel explores the struggles of a independent woman navigating the changing social landscape of the era. Janeway, a prominent feminist and literary critic, crafted a nuanced portrayal of Daisy’s quest for fulfillment amidst the constraints of traditional gender roles.
Despite its modest condition, this edition holds significant historical value as a product of the Triangle Books imprint, which played a vital role in making affordable literature accessible to the masses. Collectors will appreciate the book’s vintage charm and its connection to a pivotal moment in American cultural history when the nation grappled with redefining societal norms in the aftermath of World War II. Readers are invited to immerse themselves in Janeway’s eloquent prose and gain insight into the era’s shifting attitudes towards women’s independence and identity.
