"Strange Women" is a novel by the famous English writer George Gissing, which explores women's psychology, social problems and relationships in English society at the end of the 19th century. In this brave work, the author tells about a group of unusual women who overcome stereotypes and try to find their place in a world where the role of women has narrowed to the majority. "Strange Women" offers the reader a frank look at women's lives, inspired by the literature of realism and feminism. This is an excellent book for those who are interested in social issues and want to see the world through the eyes of strong and independent women of the late 19th century.