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A biography of one of the most successful authors of the 20th century. She had a genius for producing undemanding yet titillating narratives that grew out of an adolescent daydream, yet her fictions were firmly rooted in her own experience.
Critics balked at the Gothic excesses of her plots and the sexually bizarre adventures of her characters, which they saw as products of the feverish imagination of an unmarried woman with little experience of the world. Yet all Mazo's fictions were firmly rooted in her own experience.

Produktbeschreibung
A biography of one of the most successful authors of the 20th century. She had a genius for producing undemanding yet titillating narratives that grew out of an adolescent daydream, yet her fictions were firmly rooted in her own experience.
Critics balked at the Gothic excesses of her plots and the sexually bizarre adventures of her characters, which they saw as products of the feverish imagination of an unmarried woman with little experience of the world. Yet all Mazo's fictions were firmly rooted in her own experience.
Autorenporträt
About the Author: Joan Givner is Professor of English at the University of Regina and editor of the Wascana Review. Her widely acclaimed biography of Katherine Anne Porter was listed by The New York Times as one of the outstanding books of 1982. She is also the author of two volmes of short stories: Tentacles of Unreason and Unfortunate Incidents