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Collected Poems by Susan Glaspell unveils a lesser-known but deeply expressive side of the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright and pioneering feminist voice. Best known for her groundbreaking plays and fiction, Glaspell's poetry offers intimate glimpses into her inner world-exploring themes of identity, justice, womanhood, nature, and the quiet tensions of everyday life. With lyrical precision and emotional depth, these poems reflect the same keen insight and subtle defiance that define her dramatic works. This collection is a rare and enriching tribute to Glaspell's literary versatility and her enduring contribution to American letters.

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Susan Glaspell was an American playwright, novelist, and short story writer born in 1876. She was a pioneer of modern American drama and co-founded the Provincetown Players, which helped launch the career of Eugene O'Neill. Her play Trifles is a landmark feminist work highlighting women's roles and perspectives. Glaspell won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1931

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