I first had the pleasure of reading Laura Moriarty's debut novel The Center of Everything many years ago and meeting her shortly after. What a pleasure both her novel and her friendly and open personality were. The Center of Everything was by no means perfect, but it was a very strong debut. And her...
This fascinating dip into a fictional female American life, encompassing social history from the 1920’s to 1940’s is told in three parts. Part One is the train journey from Wichita to New York, Part Two the time spent in New York and Part Three Cora at home in Wichita again.It begins with the read...
When she was chosen to spend the summer of 1922 studying with the Denishawn Dance Company in New York City, fifteen-year-old Louise Brooks--several years away from becoming a silent-film superstar--intended to make it one-way trip out of Wichita, Kansas. But a fifteen-year-old girl doesn’t make a tr...
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