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 Margaret Craven Information
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 Margaret Craven (March 13, 1901 - July 19, 1980) was an American author. Born in Helena, Montana, she grew up in Sacramento, California. After graduating from Stanford University, she worked for a time as a journalist. By 1930, she was writing short... 
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 The Boston Herald Craven for More.
02/15/1998: 1,690 words, approx. 6 pages DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - The door of opportunity is already unlocked. Ricky Craven is doing his best to kick it wide open. For years, the chances of success for an aspiring race car driver from any part of the country other than the... summary from source:
Artforum Ann Craven
10/01/2006: 593 words, approx. 2 pages Ann Craven KLEMENS GASSER & TANJA GRUNERT, INC. A hint of the uncanny shadows the deer that are painter Ann Craven's constant muses, and not only because the has artist been known to derive her subjects from calendar reproductions, film stills, and...
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 Critical Essay by Elizabeth Schmidt
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[Walk Gently This Good Earth] hardly seems like fiction. It's comfortable and honest. The characters are like old pieces of pewter, showing a faint, stubborn luster…. [It's] not a leaden saga. It concentrates on strength, and the three characters who express it variously: the father, his daughter, her beloved.
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Critical Essay by Evie Wilson and Michael Mccue
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Margaret Craven's [Walk Gently This Good Earth], a family saga, again demonstrates that she is an author of considerable talent…. All is not blissful in the Westcott home. There is a death and a rejection by one daughter. The family must also cope with the social turmoil caused by the Great Depression and World War II. Yet as Craven simply and evocatively depicts, the Westcotts are a strong, close-knit group, and in their family the traditional values are dominant. Their love for each other an...
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