The Stucco House

This novel, published in 1929, is a psychological drama that explores the hidden motivations and desires of the main characters. The stucco house of the title is a symbol of the facade that people present to the world, hiding their true selves behind it. Cannan was a British novelist, playwright, and critic of the early 20th century.
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