"Over the fourteen years that Kate Chopin lives in New Orleans and rural Louisiana, she was besieged--strife, horror, exile, the death of her young husband, isolation as a single mother and bankruptcy. Despite it all, or perhaps in some ways due to it all, she became America's first great female novelist. Her time in Louisiana inspired more than one hundred short stories and both novels she wrote. Moral fiber kept her striving amid rejection and destitution, and at the age of forty, she began a writing career that left an indelible mark on our literary history."--Back cover.
"Over the fourteen years that Kate Chopin lives in New Orleans and rural Louisiana, she was besieged--strife, horror, exile, the death of her young husband, isolation as a single mother and bankruptcy. Despite it all, or perhaps in some ways due to it all, she became America's first great female novelist. Her time in Louisiana inspired more than one hundred short stories and both novels she wrote. Moral fiber kept her striving amid rejection and destitution, and at the age of forty, she began a writing career that left an indelible mark on our literary history."--Back cover.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rory O'Neill Schmitt, PhD, manages faculty development at University of Southern California's Bovard College. Her award-winning short film, Garden District, has garnered more than twenty awards around the world. Dr. Schmitt specializes in visual art, education and curriculum. Dr. Schmitt has also penned three additional books about the creative process with Arcadia Publishing and The History Press: Navajo and Hopi Art in Arizona (2016), New Orleans Voodoo: A Cultural History (with O'Neill, 2019) and Edgar Degas in New Orleans (with O'Neill, 2023). Rosary O'Neill, PhD, is a Senior Fulbright Drama Specialist and winner of nine Fulbright Awards. She has published nineteen plays with Concord Publishers (Samuel French Publishers), and has published three play anthologies and six books. A Professor Emerita at Loyola University New Orleans, Dr. O'Neill founded the first repertory theater in New Orleans: Southern Rep.
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