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Maureen Corrigan

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From: Fresh Air (NPR)
Date: 19990106
Author:Dean Olsher, Washington, DC

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DEAN OLSHER, HOST: Pamela Neville-Sington's biography of Fanny Trollope subtitled, "The Life and Adventures of a Clever Woman," was published in Great Britain in 1997. It was picked as one of the best books of that year by the "Sunday Times of London" and "The Guardian." Its just been published in this country and book critic Maureen Corrigan is glad Fanny's story has finally arrived.

MAUREEN CORRIGAN, BOOK CRITIC: A biography of a Anthony Trollope' s mother? I wouldn't blame you if were to think that we're certainly scraping the bottom of ...

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