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May 8, 2019
The Forgotten Writing of Bette Howland
A new volume highlights the work of Saul Bellow’s friend and lover.
Best known, perhaps, for her short-lived romance with Saul Bellow—who remained her friend and confidant for the remainder of his life—Bette Howland, who died in 2017 and is little remembered today, had a promising career as a writer of criticism and fiction. The recently published Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage collects a novella of the same name, some of her short stories, and a previously unpublished work. Calling Howland a “brilliant 20th-century Jewish American woman writer,” Rachel Shteir describes her career and oeuvre:
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The Forgotten Writing of Bette Howland
A new volume highlights the work of Saul Bellow’s friend and lover.