Northeastern instructor uncovers dozens of possible Louisa May Alcott works, finds new pseudonym for first time in decades
While doing research for his doctorate in English and American Literature, Northeastern postdoctoral teaching associate Max Chapnick came across “The Phantom,” a story attributed to writer E.H. Gould. He was searching for stories by Louisa May Alcott — the author of the acclaimed “Little Women” — that she had written when her writing style focused...
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