Many Marriages

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Exploring the themes of sexual freedom, this novel captures the evolving societal norms of its time. Celebrated by F. Scott Fitzgerald as Anderson's best work, it reflects the complexities of relationships and personal desires. Despite its literary significance and influence on notable authors like Hemingway and Faulkner, the book faced challenges in sales due to a backlash against perceived obscenity in literature.