The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner

The novel features Robert Colwan-Wringham, a protagonist who embodies the beliefs of an Antinomian Calvinist, convinced of his salvation despite his sins. It intertwines Gothic and supernatural elements within a dual narrative structure, showcasing sophisticated techniques and psychological depth. Initially overlooked upon its 1824 release, it gained acclaim after being rediscovered in 1924, now celebrated as a literary masterpiece. Hogg's unique background and self-education inform the rich storytelling and themes present in this work.