Name Bette Howland | Role Writer | |
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Education University of Chicago (1955) Books Things to Come and Go: Three Stories, Blue in Chicago Awards MacArthur Fellowship, Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts, US & Canada | ||
TU Professor Discovers Saul Bellow's Letters to his Mother - Bette Howland
Bette Howland is an American writer and literary critic.
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She wrote for Commentary Magazine. She appeared at Yaddo.
Much of her work has focused on the city of Chicago, although she left the city in 1975, living a migratory life around the USA; when she gained the MacArthur Fellowship she was able to give up her work and write full-time, living in rural Pennsylvania.
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Things to Come and Go is a quirky collection of three long stories by a writer of unusual talent, power and intelligence.
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