Author: Rebecca West ISBN-13: 9789365613148 Pages: 414 Edition: First Edition (2026) Genre: Fiction / Literary Fiction / Edwardian Social Drama Price: ₹525
Description
The Judge is an early novel by Rebecca West that explores moral authority, generational tension, and ideological conflict in Edwardian England. Centered on a powerful patriarch and his family, the narrative reveals the emotional and intellectual consequences of rigid belief systems.
Through nuanced characterization and restrained prose, West presents a psychologically rich study of domestic power and social change. The novel reflects broader cultural transitions while maintaining a deeply personal focus.
This edition is ideal for readers of modern British fiction and students of early twentieth-century literature.
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