book cover of The Dance of the Mothers
 

The Dance of the Mothers

(1991)
A novel by

 
 
Are motion and stillness opposites? A modern dance class challenges this notion and others held by Aleida, Leona, and Anna--three characters personifying movement, stillness, and the middle ground, respectively. These women feel pressured to exchange ideals of the 1950s for those of the 1980s. With the modern dance class as a first step, they are propelled into entirely new lives.


Genre: Literary Fiction

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