A Doll’s House of Storm and Rubber
In a secluded Pennine mansion, dolls, sisters, and black rubber raincapes draw one young woman toward her twenty-first-birthday awakening.
In A Doll’s House, a young woman raised apart from the world lives under the quiet power of her two mysterious sisters, surrounded by esoteric books and dolls dressed in miniature mackintoshes and rubber raincapes. On her twenty-first birthday, a life-sized rubber doll and a black mackintosh cape lead her toward a hidden ritual of storm, sisterhood, and transformation.
Gothic, strange, and charged with rainwear atmosphere, A Doll’s House continues the After Ursula theme of the mackintosh as transformation — from private fascination to power, from innocence to awakening, and from doll-like stillness to living presence.
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