Life On Earth

From Simon & Schuster, Life on Earth is Sheila Ballantyne's collection of stories covering themes of family, contemporary life, loss, and recovery.

Life on Earth is a collection of twelve stories explores the themes of family, contemporary life, loss, recovery, and compromised expectations, and includes the O. Henry Prize-winning tale "Perpetual Care"

Sheila Ballantyne was a novelist and short story writer who focused primarily on the shifting roles of women during first-wave feminism. She studied writing at Mills College and earned the Guggenheim Fellowship for her semi-autobiographical book, Imaginary Crimes.

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