Today, 78 years ago, on April 7, 1947 (Calendar 1947 ¨C February 16), the American female writer and Pulitzer Prize winner Willa Cather died. Catherine, the Midwestern of New York, died on April 7, 1947, novelist Willa Cather, at the age of 73. She depicted the grassland and the immigration to conquer the grassland. The unregulated fun youth spent in the Nebraska Plains influenced her work. Miss Catherine's novel "My Anthony" (1918), which describes a Bohemian girl facing powerful natural forces preparing a safe home for her family. "Death to welcome the Archbishop" (1927), is a story that happened in colonial New Mexico, and was written according to abstract reasoning. This work won the Pulitzer Prize for her. Miss Catherine is also a liter