Fiction · 1918
My Ántonia
Jim Burden, orphaned at ten and sent out to his grandparents in Nebraska, arrives on the same night train as a Bohemian family, and spends the rest of his life measuring himself against their eldest daughter, Ántonia Shimerda. The prairie, the first winter, the town of Black Hawk and the hired girls who come in from the farms make up the rest.
Willa Cather published the novel in 1918, the last of the three books she set on the plains she had been brought to as a child. It has almost no plot; it is held together by landscape, by work and by memory, and it is generally reckoned her finest book.
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1873–1947 · Modern
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