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Edith Wharton, other dead ppl, & living in an unsexy language.

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EDITH: Inst. 16

Workers with flour sacks they have sewn up in the mills of Rank and Sons, Birkenhead, Cheshire, in September 1918. Wikimedia Commons.

When Teddy Wharton returned to Paris, Edith was not home to greet him. She’d gone to Salsomaggiore, a spa...

16 days ago
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a little translation

some orange light from weird weather, plus scaffolding and ceramic frogs.

Thank you to everyone who responded to my reader survey! Part 1 is coming, to be followed by Part 2, but not all at once. An inbox can only take so much, and EDITH I...

21 days ago
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reader survey, 2 questions, please and thank you

me at the jersey shore. photo credit: Grandmom Betty.

  1. would you like to read about my most excellent classmate, my nemesis, the good teacher and the bad teacher dichotomy of all german language classes, and how i’m not sure which lang...
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EDITH: Inst. 15

New York City, 1910. Public Domain. Source.

Stiffly seated at the white-clothed table, Berry was sapped. From his sickbed in Cairo the month before, he’d laid the groundwork for his successor at the International Court. He was back in the...

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EDITH: Inst. 14

Paris, 1925. Public Domain. Source.

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Thank you so much for reading EDITH! If you’re new to my serialized novel, you can find Parts I & II here, along with a brief account of how the story came to me and links to som...

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