1873-1947

Examines the life of Willa Cather from her Virginia childhood to her death in 1947.

A biography of the Pulitzer Prize winner whose works frequently drew from the author's knowledge of the Great Plains.

A biography of American author Willa Cather providing information on her life from her childhood in Nebraska to her successful writing career.

Presents the life of novelist Willa Cather from birth in Virgina and childhood in Red Cloud, Nebraska, through her early career as a drama critic and her editor's career in Pittsburgh and New York.

Describes the life, career, and writings of the Pulitzer Prize winner who immortalized the Great Plains and Nebraska countryside.

Presents brief critical extracts on the novel Antonia and its main character, Antonia.

Presents over forty historical documents, essays, and interviews that provide context for Willa Cather's novels "O Pioneers!" and "My Antonia.".

Contains plot summaries and character lists for four works by Willa Cather, including "My Antonia," "A Lost Lady," "The Professor's House," and"Death Comes for the Archbishop," each with a selection of critical essays; and includes biographical information about the author.