Praeger Literary America, 1903-1934: The Mary Austin Letters: 5 (Contributions in Women's Studies)

Review ?Pearce ... knows [Austin] so well that the experience is like sitting down with a trusted friend to read the letters as well as the brief notes about the people who wrote them.... The book has all the academic factual material necessary for such a volume, but it reads easily, not pedantically. Would that more academic writers were skilled in this art!?-El Palacio "Pearce ... knows ÝAustin¨ so well that the experience is like sitting down with a trusted friend to read the letters as well as the brief notes about the people who wrote them.... The book has all the academic factual material necessary for such a volume, but it reads easily, not pedantically. Would that more academic writers were skilled in this art!"-El Palacio "Pearce ... knows [Austin] so well that the experience is like sitting down with a trusted friend to read the letters as well as the brief notes about the people who wrote them.... The book has all the academic factual material necessary for such a volume, but it reads easily, not pedantically. Would that more academic writers were skilled in this art!"-El Palacio About the Author stin /f Mary /i Hunter rce /f Thomas /i Matthews