The Story of Mary MacLane is a groundbreaking memoir by Mary MacLane, published in 1902. At the age of 19, MacLane penned a raw and honest account of her life in Butte, Montana. Known as the "Wild Woman of Butte," she defied societal norms with her candid exploration of sexuality, self-love, and the limitations of small-town life. Her memoir, written in a confessional style, caused a sensation and remains a significant work in feminist literature.