In "A Summer to Be," Isabel Garland Lord writes an honest and
revealing memoir of growing up in the shadow of her famous father,
the pioneering realist and Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hamlin
Garland. Lord unveils a hitherto unknown side of her father--the
intensely loving, domineering patriarch whose deep love for his
eldest daughter led him to change the trajectory of his career even
as that love impeded his daughter's own independence. Written in
the 1960s, "A Summer to Be" movingly weaves the story of Lord's own
coming of age that is also a snapshot of American literary culture
during the first decades of the twentieth century. Part memoir and
part autobiography, "A Summer to Be" records a daughter's gradual
emergence from her devoted and possessive father; it is a story
full of moments of revelation and intrigue, betrayal and guilt, and
ultimately the joy of self-discovery.
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