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What did Edith Wharton write about?

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Gilded Age; social conventions

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What Edith Wharton write about?
young and innocent in a dishonest world
What city does Edith Wharton write about?
Edith Wharton wrote about new york city
Was Edith wharton in a sorority?
No she was not- if you were to read her biography, it plainly states that she did not attend college. She was educated by a private writing tutor.
What awards did Edith Wharton win?
Pultizer Prize for Age of Innocence in 1921