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product_id: 24033841
title: "Weeds"
brand: "the feminist press at cuny"
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# Weeds

**Brand:** the feminist press at cuny
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			        		Coming of age is a shock to almost anyone&apos;s system but imagine being like Kelley&apos;s character Judith Pippinger: spirited, creative, strong, yet facing nothing more fulfilling in life than the poverty and deprivation of a rural life. As with any lifetime, the human spirit provides moments of beauty, laughter and power-reserves upon which Judith must depend to survive a failing marriage, a disastrous love affair and the impending death of one of her daughters. The original manuscript contained a scene of rural childbirth deemed too graphic for readers and which was cut before publication. This complete edition includes that restored chapter.
						    	
					    	
						
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        	  	  From Publishers Weekly
        	  
        	  
        		  
        		  
	        		
						
			        		this early feminist novel, about the restricted life of the wife of a tobacco farmer, was originally published in 1923. Copyright 1996 Reed Business Information, Inc.
						    	
					    	
						
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			        		&quot;If there could be such a thing as a 21-gun salute for a novel fortuitously rescued from oblivion, Weeds richly merits it, for Edith Summers Kelley&apos;s book is unquestionably a major work of American fiction. . . . It is remarkable for its compassionate realism, its narrative pace, its sensitive evocation of character and for its sure literary craftmanship. . . . [Weeds] is a book that will astonish and enrich anyone who reads it. And anyone should be everyone.&quot; &#x2014;New York Times Book Review&quot;This beautiful novel, which saw its first publication in 1923, is the story of Judith Pippinger Blackford, a Kentucky farm girl whose bright, responsive, and perhaps talented nature is gradually dulled by the sordid limitation of her life. . . . It would be a pity for anyone to miss this statuesque book.&quot; &#x2014;New Yorker&quot;Edith Kelley had much in common with Sherwood Anderson and her friend, Sinclair Lewis. Her novel is effective, poignant, well observed, distinguished of its kind. It should win a place in courses on modern literature and women&apos;s studies.&quot; &#x2014;Choice&quot;If there could be such a thing as a 21-gun salute for a novel fortuitously rescued from oblivion, Weeds richly merits it, for Edith Summers Kelley&apos;s book is unquestionably a major work of American fiction. . . . It is remarkable for its compassionate realism, its narrative pace, its sensitive evocation of character and for its sure literary craftmanship. . . . [Weeds] is a book that will astonish and enrich anyone who reads it. And anyone should be everyone.&quot; &#x2015;New York Times Book Review&quot;This beautiful novel, which saw its first publication in 1923, is the story of Judith Pippinger Blackford, a Kentucky farm girl whose bright, responsive, and perhaps talented nature is gradually dulled by the sordid limitation of her life. . . . It would be a pity for anyone to miss this statuesque book.&quot; &#x2015;New Yorker&quot;Edith Kelley had much in common with Sherwood Anderson and her friend, Sinclair Lewis. Her novel is effective, poignant, well observed, distinguished of its kind. It should win a place in courses on modern literature and women&apos;s studies.&quot; &#x2015;Choice
						    	
					    	
						
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        	  	  About the Author
        	  
        	  
        		  
        		  
	        		
						
			        		Edith Summers Kelley (1884-1956) also wrote short stories, essays, and the novels The Devil&apos;s Hand and Weeds.
						    	
					    	
						
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