The Yellow Wall-Paper, Herland, and Selected Writings

Exploring gender roles and societal constructs, this collection features Charlotte Perkins Gilman's notable works, including the novella "Herland," which imagines a utopian society inhabited solely by women who reproduce asexually. Through the eyes of three male explorers, Gilman critiques traditional gender norms. Additionally, the volume includes her acclaimed short story "The Yellow Wall-Paper," which reflects her struggles with postpartum depression and critiques the medical treatment of women. The collection is complemented by eighteen other short stories and sixteen poems, showcasing Gilman's literary legacy.