In addition to Summer and The Custom of the Country, another of her novels ends with the marriage of May Welland to the gentlemen lawyer Newland Archer.
A recent 2007 biography notes the growing bitter expatriatism evident in this author's stories "Hudson River Bracketed," "The Gods Arrived," and "Twilight Sleep." She criticized Victorian interior design principles for creating stuffy uncomfortable rooms in a book coauthored with Ogden Codman, The Decoration of Houses. One of her novels describes the sexual awakening of Charity Royall, while another focuses on Undine Spragg, who is forcibly and ineffectively launched into Manhattanite society after eloping with local cad Elmer Moffat. In addition to Summer and The Custom of the Country, another of her novels ends with the marriage of May Welland to the gentlemen lawyer Newland Archer. FTP, name this author who won the 1921 Pulitzer Prize for The Age of Innocence.
A recent 2007 biography notes the growing bitter expatriatism evident in this author's stories "Hudson River Bracketed," "The Gods Arrived," and "Twilight Sleep.
Edith {Wharton}