She gained her college degree from the University of Nebraska but soon after moved to New York City to take the editor's position at McClure's magazine.
She gained her college degree from the University of Nebraska but soon after moved to New York City to take the editor's position at McClure's magazine. Several trips to the Southwest provided fodder for such tales as the short story "The Enchanted Bluff" and the novels "The Song of the Lark" and "The Professor's House." Although her Southwestern experiences were an important foray into regionalism, she is more famous for her regionalist fiction describing the Midwestern pioneer experience. FTP, identify the author of the novels "One of Ours," "Lost Lady," and "O Pioneers!"
She gained her college degree from the University of Nebraska but soon after moved to New York City to take the editor's position at McClure's magazine.
{Cather} , Willa Sibert