A Girl Named Vera Can Never Tell A Lie: The Fiction of Vera Caspary
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Vera Caspary (1899 – 1987) was ahead of her time but is perfectly aligned with ours. Caspary put strong, independent women at the center of over twenty novels, while tackling sexism, racism, fascism and antisemitism head on in both her life and her work; in the 1940s J. Edgar Hoover personally initiated an FBI investigation of her.
In the 21st century Caspary's novels have been republished by The Murder Room and The Feminist Press, showing the range of her writing and the breadth of her appe...



