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Irene Goldman-Price

Dr. Irene Goldman-Price has taught American Literature and Women’s Studies at Boston University, Penn State University, Hazleton, and Ball State University, where she also chaired the Women and Gender Studies Department. As a public scholar she has written and lectured about women’s literature and women’s issues in a variety of venues. She is the editor of "My Dear Governess: The Letters of Edith Wharton to Anna Bahlmann" (Yale University Press 2012), and most recently of "Selected Poems of Edith Wharton" (Scribner 2019). She lives in Great Barrington, Mass.

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BOOK REVIEW: Roberta Silman’s ‘Summer Lightning’

The narrator of "Summer Lightning" skillfully weaves the story from inside various viewpoints, giving a rounded picture of each of the characters and a broader view of Jewish life in mid-twentieth century New York.
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