Wide Sargasso Sea

Emerging from the weed infested, gloomy body of water hat presents a façade for so many conundrums of the deep rises a novel by Jean Rhys that masks secrets and mysteries in order to take a deeper look at life itself.

The Sargasso Sea has and will remain forever an enigma of this globe, for the forces that have created it, those forces stronger then life itself, have contrived a masterpiece of visible nonconformity, which may only be the tip of the iceberg for invisible disharmony in its elements. Likewise, “Wide Sargasso Sea,” by Jean Rhys creates a convoluted and bewildering plot which procures more scepticism then certainty and more mystery then discovery. However, it is for this nonconformity that we are able to consider the laws of probability, the laws of life and so unlike the devoid of lifelessness in the depths of the ‘Desert Sea’, Jean Rhys presents an ...