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portada The Miller Of Old Church
Type
Physical Book
Year
2026
Language
English
Pages
296
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9788167171153

The Miller Of Old Church

Ellen Glasgow (Author) · Double9 Books LLP · Paperback

The Miller Of Old Church - Ellen Glasgow

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Synopsis "The Miller Of Old Church"

Ellen Glasgow - November 21, 1945) was an American novelist born on April 22, 1873 and died in Richmond, Virginia. She is regarded as one of the major literary figures of the American South, known for her realistic and socially conscious portrayals of Southern life during periods of transition and change.Glasgow’s fiction often examines class structure, gender roles, and the decline of traditional Southern aristocracy in the post-Civil War era. Her writing is marked by psychological depth and careful attention to social detail, presenting characters shaped by both personal desire and societal expectations. Rather than romanticizing the South, she offered a more critical and modern perspective on its cultural and moral complexities.In 1942, she received the Pulitzer Prize for the Novel for In This Our Life, recognizing her contribution to American literature. Across her career, she produced a wide range of novels that helped define Southern realism, making her an influential voice in early 20th century literary culture.

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