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Syncopation: George Sand

Mary Anne Hinkle, a copyeditor for Cornerstone Press, reads her favorite section of Syncopation, by Elizabeth Felt. "In nineteenth-century France, a woman's role was explicitly defined: she was a daughter, then a wife, then a mother. This view was held by novelist and poet Victor Hugo, but not by his daughter, pianist and poet Adèle Hugo. Under such constraints, what's a woman of passion to do? Syncopation, by Elizabeth Caulfield Felt, breathes life into the unconventional thoughts of this controversial female figure. An elderly Adèle recounts her desperate attempts to gain personal freedom. Her memoir blurs the fine line between truth and madness, in a narrative that is off-kilter, skewed... syncopated." To learn more and purchase the book, please visit http://www.uwsp.edu/english/cornersto....