Our story for February is one of Cather’s most beloved stories, “Old Mrs. Harris.”
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Response to "Neighbour Rosicky." The Willa Cather Short Story Project
It was nice to meet Neighbor Rosicky. If he seems familiar to you, it might because he’s based on the real life John Pavelka, husband of Annie Pavelka, who was Cather’s inspiration for Antonia of My Antonia fame. In that… Read More ›
January 2020 Reminder: The Willa Cather Short Story Project
Our last story of 2019 was the last story in Cather’s 1920 collection, Youth and the Bright Medusa. This month we kick off reading stories from Cather’s last short story collection published during her lifetime, Obscure Destinies (1932). “Neighbour Rosicky”… Read More ›
Response to "A Death in the Desert." The Willa Cather Short Story Project
Our final read of the year for the Willa Cather Short Story Project is “A Death in the Desert.” As I mentioned in the reminder post for this story, it was first published in Scribner’s Magazine in January 1903, then revised for… Read More ›
December Reminder: The Willa Cather Short Story Project
December 2019 reminder for the Willa Cather Short Story Project. We’ll be reading “A Death in the Desert.”
Response to “The Sculptor’s Funeral.” The Willa Cather Short Story Project
A short response to Willa Cather’s short story, “The Sculptor’s Funeral.”
November Reminder: The Willa Cather Short Story Project
November 2019 reminder for The Willa Cather Short Story Project and a heads-up about the Willa Cather Spring Conference next year.