This book narrates the life of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, a feminist and journalist in the 19th century. The memoirs bring together different accounts of her life, including her correspondence with renowned intellectuals like Emerson and her husband. The book portrays her as an iconoclast and an influential figure in the fields of literature, philosophy, and women's rights.

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