When she was 19, Atlantic Monthly accepted one of her stories, and she went on to publish two novels, A Country Doctor and A Marsh Island.
The town of Deephaven, which served as the locale for her early stories, was modeled on York, located near her hometown of South Berwick. When she was 19, Atlantic Monthly accepted one of her stories, and she went on to publish two novels, A Country Doctor and A Marsh Island. FTP, identify this American author, whose other books include A White Heron, The Life of Nancy, The King of Folly Island, and the 1896 book for which she is best known, The Country of the Pointed Firs.
The town of Deephaven, which served as the locale for her early stories, was modeled on York, located near her hometown of South Berwick.
Sarah Orne {Jewett}