No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Üldiselt psühholoogilise koega novellid on enamasti viimastel aastatel kirjutatud. Sageli rohke looduskirjelduse taustal liiguvad siin poeetilise elutunnetusega naised, kes on püüdnud end asjalikku koorde suruda. Loodusest ning minevikust saabunud impulsside ajel avanevad novellikogu tegelastele mitmed uued aspektid oma eluhoiaku nägemiseks.
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