“She's got a book called Letters for Literary Ladies, which is, you know, it's framed as fiction.”
Jeanna Smialek, Guest on Odd Lots (Bloomberg)The Forgotten Godmother of Economic Literature | Odd Lots

Maria Edgeworth · 1795
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
None yet.
Named without an opinion attached.
“She's got a book called Letters for Literary Ladies, which is, you know, it's framed as fiction.”
Jeanna Smialek, Guest on Odd Lots (Bloomberg)The Forgotten Godmother of Economic Literature | Odd Lots
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