The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins

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by Wilkie Collins

Mystery Gothic Fiction Detective Fiction Sensation Novel Identity Madness Social Class Gender Roles Secrets and Lies

PAGES
673
ESTIMATED TIME
20 hours 47 minutes
PACE
Intermediate
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED
1859
ORIGINAL LANGUAGE
English
DOWNLOADS
2874

The Woman in White is a mystery novel written by Wilkie Collins and first published in 1859. It is one of the outstanding works of the sensational novel, very popular in the 19th century. It was a great success since its publication and gave the author great fame.

Laura Fairlie is a beautiful and wealthy woman who is married to a fortune hunter, Sir Percival. Sir Percival recreates Laura's death to try to keep all her money. Marian, Laura's half-sister, and her drawing teacher Walter Hartright will try to prevent this from happening at all costs and that Laura doesn't lose her money. To do this, Walter Hartright becomes a master detective.

The story maintains tension throughout and masterfully blends a diverse set of characters. In addition, it has a critical component with the restrictions on women in the Victorian era and the class system.

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#13 in Mystery (this month)

#58 in Literary fiction (this month)

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WHY READ THE WOMAN IN WHITE IN 2025?

166 years later, still timely

A midnight figure, forged papers, and gaslit persuasion. Collins invents the psychological thriller with testimonies, diaries, and witnesses pieced like evidence—turning administration into menace.

TODAY'S CONNECTION

Timely for thinking about identity, coercive control, and legal power. Bureaucracy can be the villain; records can be rescue.

Paranoia with receipts

Watchfulness as survival.

Law as weapon

Contracts, clinics, and control.

Documentary form

Voices layered like a case file.

Perfect for

Fans of Mystery and Suspense Readers Interested in Victorian Literature Those Fascinated by Themes of Identity and Society

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About Wilkie Collins

Mystery architecture and sensation fiction; law family and identity under pressure.

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