Works Edited
- The Letters of John Cheever (Simon & Schuster Adult, 2009)
- Synopsis—John Cheever, father of Benjamin Cheever, was a novelist, short-story and winner of a Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award. John Cheever wrote letters to famous writers, family, friends, and lovers. He wrote about thirty letters a week which turned out to be thousands. These letters show John Cheever's development as a writer and a man.
- Reader's Digest
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