Fanny Herself - An Edna Ferber Novel;With an Introduction by Rogers Dickinson

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The novel explores the journey of a young Jewish woman navigating life in early twentieth-century America, capturing her struggles and growth. Through a semi-autobiographical lens, it delves into themes of identity, cultural challenges, and the pursuit of independence, all infused with the wit characteristic of Edna Feber, a notable member of the Algonquin Round Table.