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How I Met the Reclusive Georgia O’Keeffe
The story of two encounters—one in life, the other on the page. Read at The New Yorker
Holding Virginia Woolf in Your Hands, in The New Yorker
Virginia Woolf and Roxana Robinson
"A Quid Pro Quo Mystery" in The New Yorker
Column by Mary Norris, called “A Quid Pro Quo Mystery”
A Writers' Plea: Stop Using Quid Pro Quo
Letter to The New York Times: Please stop using “Quid Pro Quo.”
"The Rivalry Between Ida and Georgia O'Keeffe," in The New Yorker
“The Rivalry between Ida and Georgia O’Keeffe,” in The New Yorker
Sparta included in Eleven Poignant Books from Exceptional Voices in Modern Fiction
The books listed here are written by talented authors who have crafted poignant stories full of compelling characters and thought-provoking plots.
Dawson's Fall on Washington Post's The 10 books to read in May
“a story with as much to do with America’s present as America’s past.”
Set It Down: PW Talks with Roxana Robinson
Robinson imagines the lives of her great-grandparents in an unrepentant South two decades after the end of the Civil War in Dawson's Fall (FSG/Crichton, May).