Author: Janet Zenke Edwards
Publisher: History Press
Publication Date: July 1, 2010
Edition: ebook (163 pages)
Genres:
- Nonfiction
- Biography
This is the story of Alice Gray, a Chicago woman, who left her life there and moved to the sand dunes of Indiana, in 1915, to live a mostly solitary life in an abandoned fisherman's shack. She died there in 1925. The media reported her story with a relentlessness that both confounded and angered her. So much so that she took legal action which she did not live to see completed.
I had never heard of Alice Gray until I read this book. I read it because I've long been interested in people who make the choice to live a solitary life. I found it interesting and well written. A good read.
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