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An important moment in American literary history takes life in this stunning biography of Jean Stafford, one of the most successful, admired--and troubled--of the brilliant and influential midcentury circle of writers and critics that included Allen Tate, Caroline Gordon, Peter Taylor, Delmore Schwartz, Randall Jarrell, and Robert Lowell, Stafford's first husband. Ann Hulbert shows us how Stafford, raised in Colorado, the daughter of a failed writer of Westerns, came of literary age in the East, yet fiercely maintained her connection with her provincial background, forging the unique style…
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2 editions- Other · English · 1993University of Massachusetts Press · 430 pages · 9780870238703
- Other · English · 1992A.A. Knopf · 430 pages · 9780394557045
American AuthorsBiographyHistoryWomen and literatureStafford, Jean, 1915-New York Times reviewedStafford, jean, 1915-1979American Women authors





