Dangerous Ages

The narrative follows a small Anglo-Catholic group journeying through Turkey on camels, serving as a spiritual autobiography that mirrors the author's evolving beliefs. Influenced by Virginia Woolf, Macaulay's body of work includes novels, biographies, and travelogues, showcasing her literary versatility. Her debut novel, Abbots Verney, marked the beginning of her writing career, and her later works explore themes of identity and personal transformation, solidifying her place in English literature.