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Lifted Masks
Susan Glaspell
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In this collection of short stories, Susan Glaspell examines the unique character of America and its people.
In this collection of short stories, Susan Glaspell examines the unique character of America and its people.
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A few of Glaspell's forgotten stories in this collection - a good interesting read to those who love short stories. It entails tales which deal with morality, politics, social concerns of the 20th century. Starting off as a journalist, Glaspell uses many of the stories she encountered in real life a
Extreamly interesting stories of an author I wouldn't have even heard of if it was not for Goordread. What a treasure this portal is!!!
An interesting collection of stories by Susan Glaspell, best known for “A Jury of Her Peers”/“Trifles” which are included at the end of this volume, originally published in 1912. Some of her writing reminds me of fellow Iowa writer Ruth Suckow, especially “From A to Z” about a young, College-educate