Nancy Hale

In the 1930s and 1940s, Nancy Hale was a writer of literary best-sellers, beloved by critics, and expected by many to become one of the canonical writers of her era. Her fiction helped to shape the early identity of The New Yorker magazine and established her as an important voice in both the short story and the novel. By her death in 1988, however, all but one of her more than thirty books had gone out of print, and her star had faded into near obscurity.

Year

2012

Language

English

Series

The unsung masters series at Pleiades Press -- v. 3

Publisher

Pleiades Press

Editions

1

Pages

217

ISBN

9780964145436

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