Cather, Willa
FreeWilla Cather chronicled the American frontier with a luminous, painterly prose that elevated the lives of immigrants and pioneers into literature of enduring beauty. "My Ántonia," "O Pioneers!," and "The Professor's House" reveal her gift for evoking landscape as a spiritual force and her belief that the novel should be "unfurnished" — stripped of everything that does not contribute to the central emotional design. Her spare elegance and deep sympathy for ordinary lives remain profoundly moving.
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