The Woman-Haters

"The Woman-Haters" by Joseph Crosby Lincoln, is a lighthearted comedic tale that unfolds at the Eastboro Twin-Lights, where Seth Atkins, a solitary lighthouse keeper, finds his life upended by the arrival of John Brown, his new and enigmatic assistant. The narrative follows their budding companionship amidst humorous mishaps and shared secrets, as these two navigate the quirks of their remote existence and their contrasting views on women, and the chaotic addition of a troublesome dog to the mix promises a delightful blend of humor, character exploration, and unexpected connection. The story is set in the early twentieth century, with a light-hearted tone offering a glimpse into a specific time through the lens of unlikely friendship as the characters fumble into chaotic situations.