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Iconic Literary Lady: Willa Cather

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Today’s Iconic Literary Lady is Willa Cather, author of DEATH COMES FOR THE ARCHBISHOP and MY ÁNTONIA, two of the greatest novels ever written by an American.

Willa Cather. b.1873. d. 1947.

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