In this insightful biography, George Willis Cooke examines the life and works of George Eliot, one of the most celebrated Victorian novelists. Drawing on interviews with Eliot’s family and friends as well as her own writing, Cooke paints a vivid portrait of this remarkable woman and her times.

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