<ul> <li>This edition includes the following editor&#39;s introduction:<i> Willa Cather, an analysis of the literature of a free and empowered woman</i></li></ul><br />First published in 1925, &ldquo;The Professor&#39;s House&rdquo; is a tale by American novelist Willa Cather about dealing with loss and change.<br />&ldquo;The Professor&#39;s House&rdquo; is a novel in three parts and was written over the course of several years. Cather first wrote the centrepiece, &ldquo;Tom Outland&#39;s Story,&rdquo; and then later wrote the two framing chapters &ldquo;The Family&rdquo; and &ldquo;The Professor&rdquo; as a continuation of the original plot.<br /><br />&ldquo;The Professor&#39;s House&rdquo; follows Godfrey St. Peter, an author and professor, struggling with grief, conflict, and change within his family after the death of a beloved student and his daughter&#39;s ex-fianc&eacute;, Tom Outland. The events of the book are precipitated by the professor moving from the house where he wrote a series of novels, which were inspired by Tom Outland&#39;s adventures in New Mexico...