Glaspell

Glaspell is likely to gain a bit more footing now thanks to a new book — Susan Glaspell: Her Life and Times — written by Linda Ben-Zvi, an American-born theater professor at Tel Aviv University.

The Groove Is Gone, And Other Literary Notes | PopPolitics.com 2005

One reason perhaps, that Glaspell is not famous today is that her most accomplished play was not a full-length work.

The Groove Is Gone, And Other Literary Notes | PopPolitics.com 2005

One reason perhaps, that Glaspell is not famous today is that her most accomplished play was not a full-length work.

Print - The Groove Is Gone, And Other Literary Notes | PopPolitics.com 2005

Glaspell is likely to gain a bit more footing now thanks to a new book — Susan Glaspell: Her Life and Times — written by Linda Ben-Zvi, an American-born theater professor at Tel Aviv University.

The Groove Is Gone, And Other Literary Notes | PopPolitics.com 2005

Glaspell is likely to gain a bit more footing now thanks to a new book — [3] Susan Glaspell: Her Life and Times — written by Linda Ben-Zvi, an American-born theater professor at Tel Aviv University.

Print - The Groove Is Gone, And Other Literary Notes | PopPolitics.com 2005

One reason perhaps, that Glaspell is not famous today is that her most accomplished play was not a full-length work.

The Groove Is Gone, And Other Literary Notes | PopPolitics.com 2005

Then there is Susan Glaspell, author of the wonderful short story "Jury of Her Peers," who wrote plays that were considered on a par with those of Eugene O'Neill, plus eight novels, whose name is not found in the catalogue of my local library.

Hats Off to Nicola Beauman and Persephone Books Linda 2009

Then there is Susan Glaspell, author of the wonderful short story "Jury of Her Peers," who wrote plays that were considered on a par with those of Eugene O'Neill, plus eight novels, whose name is not found in the catalogue of my local library.

Archive 2009-01-01 Linda 2009

It is shocking to me though that someone like Susan Glaspell is unheard of and that her name is not in our county library.

Hats Off to Nicola Beauman and Persephone Books Linda 2009

In the last year I have come across two short stories about quilting: "A Jury of Her Peers," by Susan Glaspell, 1918 and "The Bedquilt," by Dorothy Canfield Fisher, 1906.

Archive 2008-05-01 Linda 2008