Meg, of Valencia

Name: Meg, of Valencia
Author: Myra Williams Jarrell

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About This Book

A family drama set in a modest western town follows a young man who feels compelled toward a parochial vocation, his devoted mother who accepts his choice as her late husband's wish, and a practical uncle who resists it; scenes portray small-town institutions, social expectations, and tensions between duty, personal desire, and familial sacrifice, moving through episodic encounters that reveal character, local color, and the emotional cost of adherence to belief.

About the Author

Myra Williams Jarrell

Myra Williams Jarrell was an American author known for her novel "Meg, of Valencia." This work reflects her engagement with themes of identity and cultural exploration, set against the backdrop of Valencia, Spain. Jarrell's writing often delves into the complexities of personal and social dynamics, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of her characters. Though her literary output may be limited, her contributions to early 20th-century American literature provide valuable insights into the era's cultural narratives.