Regreso a Peyton Place : Pueblo pequeño, infierno grande

In 1956, Peyton Place turned Grace Metalious into a cultural phenomenon: a novel that exposed the supposed respectability of New England, revolutionized the publishing industry, and topped the bestseller lists for over a year. Its sequel, Peyton Place Revisited (1959), picks up the story with Allison MacKenzie now a bestselling author and the small town still seething with secrets, hypocrisy, inequality, and scandal. Today, both works are recognized as a literary whirlwind ahead of its time, a precursor to feminism and social critique of 1950s America.