Vintage Review: Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch
byAlice Caldwell Hegan Rice’s Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch, the second best-selling book of 1902, is basically a grown-up Pollyanna, a decade before…
Vintage Fiction
Vintage Review: The Man in Lower Ten
byMary Roberts Rinehart wrote all sorts of different things — the small percentage of her works that I’ve read include mysteries, serious novels, funny…
Vintage Review: The Visits of Elizabeth
byI suppose it’s ridiculous to genuinely enjoy Elinor Glyn, but I can’t help it. When she’s not making her characters passionately miserable about each…