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Margaret Roman has composed a compelling account of Jewett's lifelong (re)visionary project to move beyond gender stereotypes so as to depict 'people and things . . . just as they are. - Studies in Short Fiction One of the most balanced views of Jewett available. At the same time, Roman is full of opinions and thoroughly feminist in her approach; her book is not timid or wishy-washy. She covers a vast amount of material, much of it only sketchily discussed by others, and her analyses will provoke considerable further thought and debate. - Elizabeth Ammons, Tufts University

Margaret Roman has composed a compelling account of Jewett's lifelong (re)visionary project to move beyond gender stereotypes so as to depict 'people and things ... just as they are. - Studies in Short Fiction One of the most balanced views of Jewett available. At the same time, Roman is full of opinions and thoroughly feminist in her approach; her book is not timid or wishy-washy. She covers a vast amount of material, much of it only sketchily discussed by others, and her analyses will provoke considerable further thought and debate. - Elizabeth Ammons, Tufts University

Margaret Roman has composed a compelling account of Jewett's lifelong (re)visionary project to move beyond gender stereotypes so as to depict `people and things . . . just as they are. - Studies in Short Fiction One of the most balanced views of Jewett available. At the same time, Roman is full of opinions and thoroughly feminist in her approach; her book is not timid or wishy-washy. She covers a vast amount of material, much of it only sketchily discussed by others, and her analyses will provoke considerable further thought and debate. - Elizabeth Ammons, Tufts University

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Margaret Roman is a professor of English at the College of Saint Elizabeth.

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