Indiana

In George Sand's first solo novel, a poignant romance unfolds against the backdrop of unjust French marriage laws, advocating for a new perspective on women. The narrative follows a beautiful, naive young woman married at sixteen to an older man, who becomes enamored with her charming neighbor, only to face the complexities of love and betrayal. This fresh translation, the first since 1900, captures Sand's powerful prose while the introduction delves into her historical impact and relevance in modern feminist discourse.