Virginia Woolf, Edith Wharton, and a Case of Anxiety of Influence

It seems unlikely that Woolf would have failed to read “The Age of Innocence,” or that she would have failed to recognize its startling originality.

Our Contemporary, Montaigne: He Made Candor Literary

Life and Works (Part I) - Edith Wharton in Context

Along the Writer's Way – Page 3

Official Site of bestselling author, Sarah Ban Breathnach

More Farewells to Marilyn – Michigan Quarterly Review

Visions of Waste, Peter Brooks

Edith Wharton, Grande Dame of American Literature

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