The Whole Wide World

In this compelling period drama set in 1930s Texas, we follow the intriguing relationship between Robert E. Howard, a renowned pulp fiction author, and Novalyne Price, a spirited schoolteacher with dreams of her own literary success. Their shared passion for storytelling sparks an imaginative friendship that transcends the boundaries of traditional romance. However, as Howard becomes increasingly consumed by his writing and burdened by the responsibility to care for his ill mother, the distance between them grows. Heartbroken by Howard's inability to reciprocate her affection, Novalyne reluctantly moves on, leaving their connection unfulfilled and both protagonists grappling with the consequences of their choices. This poignant tale explores the complexities of love, ambition, and the human condition through the lens of two individuals navigating the turbulent currents of life and art.