Bette Howland (1937-2017) was the author of three books: W-3, Blue in Chicago, and Things to Come and Go. She received a MacArthur Fellowship in 1984, after which though she continued writing she would not publish another book. Near the end of her life, her stories found new readers when a portfolio of her work appeared in a special issue of A Public Space magazine exploring a generation of women writers, their lifetimes of work, and questions of anonymity and public attention in art.
Intelectual de un barrio obrero de Chicago y madre soltera de dos niños, Howland fue una escritora extraordinaria que vivió quebrantada por la pobreza y la autoexigencia. La presente antología reúne nueve relatos y dos nouvelle que transcurren en los años setenta y tienen a Chicago...
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