The Millionaire

This controversial novel, originally published in 1917, offers a scathing critique of modern capitalist society. Through the story of a wealthy industrialist and his relationship with a poor young woman, the author exposes the greed, corruption, and moral decay at the heart of the American dream. Bold, unflinching, and prescient, The Millionaire remains a powerful and incisive work of social criticism.

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