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| Bette Holland |
BETTE HOWLAND: THE TALE OF A FORGOTTEN GENIUS
How Brigid Hughes Discovered a Lost Writer,
and Her Letters from Saul Bellow
Bette Howland
The Iron Year (1967)
W-3 (1974)
Blue in Chicago (1978)
Things to Come and Go: Three Stories (1983)
Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage (2019)
January 28, 1937–December 13, 2017
In 1984, writer and critic Bette Howland won a MacArthur “Genius” Fellowship.
In 1983, she published Things to Come and Go: Three Stories. In 1978 she published her first story collection, Blue in Chicago. The same year, she won a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her first book, the memoir W-3, was published in 1974.
