Meghan Racklin Wrote About Fanny Howe’s Pseudonymous Romance Novels
For The New Republic, Meghan Racklin wrote about “Fanny Howe’s first two novels—a pair of romances about nurses, published pseudonymously.” Racklin told Study Hall about her process: “The first is out-of-print, and I eventually tracked it down on eBay; the second has been digitally republished by a small republisher of nurse-themed romance novels. I read […]
For The New Republic, Meghan Racklin wrote about “Fanny Howe’s first two novels—a pair of romances about nurses, published pseudonymously.”
Racklin told Study Hall about her process: “The first is out-of-print, and I eventually tracked it down on eBay; the second has been digitally republished by a small republisher of nurse-themed romance novels. I read the books through the lens of Howe’s later work.”
Racklin’s writing has appeared in Lux, Los Angeles Review of Books, and LitHub.
