
Jane Bowles
22 Feb 1917 – 4 Mar 1973
Jane Bowles (Jane Sydney Auer; February 22, 1917 – May 4, 1973) was an American writer and playwright. Jane Bowles published *Two Serious Ladies*, her only novel, at the age of twenty-six and later wrote a book of short stories, *Plain Pleasures*, and a play, *In the Summer House*. In 1957 she suffered a cerebral hemorrhage that practically prevented her from reading and writing again; she died in Malaga in 1973.
Books
- A la glorieta
- Juego de damas
- In the summer house
- Two Serious Ladies
- Eine richtige kleine Sünde
- שתי גברות רציניות
- Two Serious Ladies / Plain Pleasures
- Collected writings
- Plain Pleasures, Other Stories and From the Notebooks
- Out in the World
- Plain Pleasures
- A Docketful of Wry...the Freshman Expresses Himself
- Feminine wiles
- Everything is nice and other fiction
- Plain Pleasures and Other Stories
- Everything is Nice
- My Sister's Hand in Mine
- Meditations for Women Who Spend Too Much
- Collected Works
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