SOURCE: “The Rough-Edged Romantic,” in Chicago Tribune, June 11, 1995, p. 6.
In the following review, Glass discusses the world Gilchrist creates in her fiction and asserts that the character of Rhoda is the dominating force behind Gilchrist's collection The Age of Miracles.
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