Life Stories
The Book of Catherine Wells (1928); Experiment in Autobiography (1934)
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The death of Wells’s wife ‘Jane’ (real-name Catherine) in 1927 brought Wells into a period of self-reflection that resulted in The Book of Catherine Wells (1928) and Experiment in Autobiography (1934).
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