The Professor's House

<p>I don't think it's a stretch to regard <em>The Professor's House </em>as not only Cather's best work but as one of the five great novels in American literature. --Keith Hale author of<em> Rupert Brooke of Rugby</em><br><br>..........<br><br>I sometimes think <em>The Professor's House</em> is Cather's masterpiece. It is almost perfectly constructed peculiarly moving and completely original. -- A.S. Byatt <em>The Guardian</em><br><br>..........<br><br><em>The Professor's House</em> combining as it does a profound study of individual consciousness with a tragic meditation on the nature of (especially American) civilization deserves to be seen as one of the greatest and most relevant of the novels of the old century. -- Donald Lyons <em>The New Centerion</em></p>