"Now-A-Days!" anonymous (Laura J. Curtis Bullard, 1831-1912); published and copyright by Magagnos, New York 1854.

Bullard published two novels about women who determined the course of their own lives without depending on men. In 1854, when she was 23 years old, Bullard anonymously published "Now-a-days!", in which the novel's heroine, who comes from a wealthy family, rejects a marriage proposal and moves to a remote part of Maine to earn her living as a teacher

Laura Curtis Bullard (1831-1912) was an American writer. She founded a newspaper called "The Ladies' Visitor, and Drawing Room Companion" and published two novels, the best known of which is "Christine: or, Woman's Trials and Triumphs".

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Embossed hard boards, gold stamped spine, 5.1/4" x 7.1/4"; yellow colored endpapers, name and date '1855' on the front endpaper & pp 94, 309 pages (a little soiling) + publisher's ads, very good binding and condition.