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Willa Cather

Willa Cather

AmericanDecember 7, 1873 – April 24, 1947Literary Fiction

Willa Cather celebrated the pioneer spirit and the landscapes of the American Great Plains with lyrical precision. Her fiction mourns the passing of a more rooted, heroic way of life while affirming its enduring beauty.

Works

  • O Pioneers!Novel of a pioneer woman's determination and strength settling the Nebraska frontier→
  • My AntoniaNovel exploring nostalgia and memory through a man's reflection on childhood friendship→
  • The Professor's HouseNovel about an aging professor confronting mortality and reviewing his life's work→
  • Death Comes for the ArchbishopNovel about a priest's spiritual journey in the New Mexico desert landscape→
  • A Lost LadyNovel depicting a woman's struggle with marriage and changing social circumstances→

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Hamlin Garland·Sarah Orne Jewett·Edith Wharton
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