A Collection of Stories, Reviews and Essays
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- 100+
- First published
- 1920
- Pages
- 293
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Stories: Peter
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Stories: On The Divide
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Stories: Eric Hermannson's Soul, Part 1
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Stories: Eric Hermannson's Soul, Part 2
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Stories: Eric Hermannson's Soul, Part 3
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Stories: The Sentimentality Of William Tavener
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Stories: The Namesake
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Stories: The Enchanted Bluff
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Stories: The Joy Of Nelly Deane
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Stories: The Bohemian Girl, Part 1
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Stories: The Bohemian Girl, Part 2
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Stories: The Bohemian Girl, Part 3
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Stories: The Bohemian Girl, Part 4
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Stories: Consequences
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Stories: The Bookkeeper's Wife
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Stories: Ardessa
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Stories: Her Boss, Part 1
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Stories: Her Boss, Part 2
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Reviews And Essays: Mark Twain
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Reviews And Essays: William Dean Howells
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Reviews And Essays: Edgar Allan Poe
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Reviews And Essays: Walt Whitman
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Reviews And Essays: Henry James
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Reviews And Essays: Harold Frederic
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Reviews And Essays: Kate Chopin
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Reviews And Essays: Stephen Crane
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Reviews And Essays: Frank Norris
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Reviews And Essays: When I Knew Stephen Crane
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Reviews And Essays: On The Art Of Fiction
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Cather's magazine pieces from 1892 to 1920 are gathered here in two parts. The first holds a dozen short stories, many rooted in the Nebraska prairie she grew up on: Peter Sadelack, once a violinist in Prague, now a broken homesteader whose son wants the fiddle sold; Canute Canuteson, the Norwegian of "On the Divide"; the immigrant settlers of "The Bohemian Girl"; and the small-town Baptist choir of "The Joy of Nelly Deane." Later stories like "Ardessa" and "Her Boss" turn a dry eye on New York office life. The second part is Cather the working critic, on Mark Twain, Howells, Poe, Whitman, Henry James, Kate Chopin, Frank Norris and Stephen Crane, closing with her 1920 credo "On the Art of Fiction," where she argues art should simplify. Readers who know only My Ántonia will find the apprenticeship here.
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Book facts
- Author
- Willa Cather
- First published
- 1920
- Reading time
- About 7 hours
- Pages
- 293
- Language
- English
- Genre
- American Classics
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
- Audio read by
- David Wales