Drawing upon the rural landscape and folkways of her beloved Kentucky, Elizabeth Madox Roberts earned a national reputation in 1926 when her first novel, The Time of Man, launched her into a popularit...
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According to one of her biographers, Elizabeth Madox Roberts, upon seeing a portrait of Elizabeth Barrett Browning captioned "Poet," declared at the tender age of eight that she too wished to be a poe...
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Elizabeth Madox Roberts's first collection of stories, The Haunted Mirror (1932), was reviewed ecstatically in the New York Times by J. Donald Adams (20 November 1932): "In that remarkable galaxy of t...
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