She spent her childhood in Camden, Maine, and her talents attracted the attention of a stranger who sent her to study at Vassar College.
She spent her childhood in Camden, Maine, and her talents attracted the attention of a stranger who sent her to study at Vassar College. She lived in Greenwich Village as an actress and poet, and she married Eugen J. de Boissevain in 1923, the same year she won a Pulitzer Prize. She wrote the libretto for the operetta The King's Henchman in 1927, but she is better known for collections of poetry such as Fatal Interview and Conversation at Midnight. FTP, name this author of The Harp Weaver and Renascence.
She spent her childhood in Camden, Maine, and her talents attracted the attention of a stranger who sent her to study at Vassar College.
Edna St. Vincent {Millay}