In Ursula Parrott's estimation, happiness was never more difficult for women to attain than it was in her lifetime. This was a central theme of her writing...direct and still-relevant discussions about marriage and divorce, sex and its consequences, work-life balance and burnout for career women, and the challenges of child-rearing.
Many of Parrott's tales are set in New York City and are written with the wit, candor and style that is a hallmark of America's best-known writers of the Jazz Age. She was, in her day, one of the most widely read and well-compensated authors in America.
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