The Professor's House

A middle-aged professor grapples with emotional dislocation and the challenges of renewal as he faces a significant life change. Godfrey St. Peter, having dedicated himself to his family and career, begins to resist moving to a new home, sparking a rebellion against the established order of his life. Set against the backdrop of a 1920s Midwestern university town, the narrative explores themes of identity and fulfillment, blending social commentary with deep psychological insight.