Women, celebrity, and literary culture between the wars

Women, Celebrity, and Literary Culture Between The Wars

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  Hammill, Faye ^a   Parker, Dorothy ^a   Loos, Anita ^a   West, Mae ^a   Montgomery, L M ^a   Kennedy, Margaret ^a   Gibbons, Stella ^a   Delafield, E M ^a  

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