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Nebraska's Homestead-Era Prairie Now Draws Willa Cather Readers

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Willa Cather's Nebraska childhood among immigrant families on newly formed homesteads shaped the fiction that made her name. That late 19th-century prairie setting remains tied to her work today, part of what keeps readers returning to her as a chronicler of the American frontier.

With reporting from The Collector.

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