Experience a haunting descent into madness in The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. First published in The New England Magazine
in January of 1892, it received mixed reviews. This chilling short story depicts the author's belief that women endured psychological turmoil amidst
a patriarchal medical establishment. The story went on to fuel America's budding revolutionary feminist movement. A disturbing and sensationalistic
tale of Gothic fiction.
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