Published in 1922, Through Sorrow's Gates is a novel by Halliwell Sutcliffe set against the backdrop of the Yorkshire moors. It follows the story of a young inventor who seeks solace and retreat in a remote cottage after a failed romance. The novel delves into themes of nature, isolation, and the human psyche.

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