The Last Sane Woman.

In "The Last Sane Woman," Hannah Regel's debut novel, a young woman named Nicola Long becomes fascinated with the letters of ceramicist Donna Dreeman, which she discovers while working at a feminist archive. Nicola is drawn to the similarities between herself and Donna, and she becomes determined to uncover the truth about Donna's life and her relationship with her friend Susan Baddeley. As Nicola delves deeper into the archive, she experiences a sense of self-recognition and connection with Donna's story. "The Last Sane Woman" is a unique exploration of female friendship and identity. [Extracted from the article]

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