Title: Christina Alberta's Father by H.G. Wells
Product review: This work came to my attention though a brief mention within the text of a book on psychology and so began my love for the many forgotten works of H.G. Wells. The characters are surprising in the extent of their modernity of thought and practices, especially the women. The dichotomy of mysteries behind Christina Alberta's father are subtle and intriguing and are solved in quite a satisfactory manner. Each character comes alive, vividly portrayed. And if reading a masterful storyline is not enough, the underlying commentary on the 1920's treatment for the insane and insightful reasoning behind Mr. Premby's fantasy are strikingly astute. A wonderful read for anyone interested in drama, mystery, romance, history, cultural practices, or the working of the human mind. Even if you're not Sargon the Great, you might be!
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