I Await the Devil's Coming

Her candidness was revolutionary for her time, but I'm curious what personal or social factors led her to write so openly about her struggles and beliefs.

Her honesty about her emotions and societal expectations felt powerful, but also unsettling at times. How did others connect with this fearless honesty?

Her defiance seems extraordinary considering the societal constraints of the early 1900s. Do readers think her personality was a product of her time or something more innate?