Jean Rhys (Author)

Jean Rhys was a respected writer from the Caribbean, best known for her novel *Wide Sargasso Sea*, which explores themes of identity, colonialism, and mental health. Born in Dominica in 1890, she later moved to England, where her writing often reflected her complex personal experiences and feelings of displacement. Rhys’s work frequently examines women's inner lives, struggles with societal expectations, and the effects of colonial influence. Her distinctive voice and insight into marginalized perspectives have made her a significant figure in 20th-century literature, inspiring many readers and authors with her nuanced storytelling and exploration of human vulnerability.