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By Amy Lauters on October 20, 2009
The long winter? Could be!
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By Amy Lauters on August 17, 2009
Re-reading Little House Traveler this weekend, I was struck by two particular things: 1. Despite the fact that she presumably had a decent income by the time she made her trip back to South Dakota with Almanzo, Laura was compelled to track her finances in her journal. 2. She and Almanzo were farmers to the
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By Amy Lauters on August 12, 2009
Folks, we’ve got some exciting news on the LP 2010 front. First, we’ve confirmed John E. Miller and Pamela Smith Hill as guest speakers. Miller is the author of at least three books and numerous articles about the Wilder-Lane women and their legacies. And Hill recently published the first new biography of Laura in quite
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By Amy Lauters on August 10, 2009
All this talk about Rose has again made me reflect on her life. Since I am, indeed, in the researching-and-writing stage of working on a biography of Rose, it’s not hard for me to settle in to thinking about her. As a woman, Rose seemed tense, conflicted, inwardly struggling with depression and outwardly maintaining the
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Posted in On the Way Home, Rose Wilder Lane, The First Four Years | Tagged Amy |
By Amy Lauters on August 5, 2009
Well, we did. But apparently, now that the venerable New Yorker has run an article about Rose and Laura–containing no new information, and just a lot of commentary based on recycled sources–cyberspace is whirling with debate about Rose’s politics, the expressed values in the Little House series, and even Christian doctrine as expressed in the
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By Amy Lauters on August 3, 2009
One of the key questions I had about The First Four Years had nothing to do with the plot, the relationships, or Laura. It had to do with pie plant. You may remember the scene: Laura was cooking for the threshers, the first dinner in her very own little house, and was running through the
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Posted in Cooking, Playing Laura, The First Four Years | Tagged Amy |
By Amy Lauters on July 28, 2009
The Little House books…they’re not just for girls!
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Posted in Almanzo Wilder, Crafting, Cultural Impact, Farmer Boy, Playing Laura | Tagged Amy |
By Amy Lauters on July 6, 2009
What are you thoughts on the upcoming LauraPalooza 2010?
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Posted in Events, LauraPalooza 2010: Legacies | Tagged Amy, Conference |
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