The Margaret-Ghost

Exploring the intricate lives of two women across centuries, the narrative intertwines Angelica Bookbinder's academic pursuit of Margaret Fuller, a 19th-century feminist icon. As Angelica delves into Fuller's romantic entanglements and intellectual struggles, she finds her own love life mirroring those challenges. The novel cleverly contrasts 19th-century ideals with modern dilemmas, using humor and satire to examine the timeless complexities of male-female relationships, academia, and the quest for love, creating a rich tapestry of connection across generations.