Jacques Barzun on Anne Goodwin Winslow: “Mrs. Winslow’s reputation as a novelist is based on an exquisite specialization. She writes about the Southern gentry at the turn of the present century. This might well prove trivial or suffocating if it were not for the author’s astonishing power to make life pulse vigorously in the constricted places, situations, and people that she chooses.” Anne Goodwin Winslow at IWP Books:

 1925, The Long Gallery
 1943, The Dwelling Place
 1945, A Winter in Geneva and Other Stories
 1946, Cloudy Trophies
 1947, A Quiet Neighborhood
 1949, The Springs
 1949, It Was Like This

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