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- Addressee: Gluck, Mr.
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- Letter ID: 0765
- Addressee: Gluck, Mr.
- Date: 1925-01-21
- Repository: Yale University, Beinecke Library, New Haven, Conn.
To Mr. Gluck,
Jan. 21, 1925, transcription by
E. K. Brown
; Beinecke
Glad he is using My
Ántonia in his course on contemporary fiction. First book in which she
discarded conventional elements of a novel. Story of a man and woman who are friends, never
lovers. Story not made up of the things that usually make up novels. Like the back side of the
carpet.
Willa Cather
[Stout
#765]
- Letter ID: 0776
- Addressee: Gluck, Mr.
- Date: 1925-03-20
- Repository: University of Virginia, Alderman Library, Charlottesville, Va.
To Mr. Gluck,
Mar. 20, 1925
; UVa
Enjoyed reading his students' themes. They all seem to have problems with the terms
"romantic" and "realistic." Must learn that "romantic novel" does not mean a love story, but is
a two-word noun for a novel with a definite plot. Couldn't write such a novel if she tried.
Willa Cather
[Stout
#776]
