Eileen Frost

Daughter of an army surgeon, Eileen Frost grew up in libraries on military bases from coast to coast and beyond. A Senate staff member for five years after college, she spent many rewarding hours in the Library of Congress. She then spent a year in Europe, and after an interlude enjoying her small children, Eileen ran a catering business, became a librarian, and has worked at an independent school in North Carolina since 1984. Ms. Frost has two daughters, both avid readers. For questions, comments and suggestions, email Eileen Frost.

 

Articles

Culture Watch, Zadie Smith's White Teeth review of the paperback edition

Culture Watch: The Peppered Moth

Culture Watch: The Last Samurai

Culture Watch: The Southern Woman by Elizabeth Spencer

Culture Watch: Savage Beauty: the life of Edna St. Vincent Millay

Culture Watch: Testament of Youth by Vera Brittain, Out of Place: a Memoir by Edward W. Said and Washington by Meg Greenfield

Culture Watch: The Pickup and Portrait in Sepia

Culture Watch: Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress by Dai Sijie and The Fig Eater by Jody Shields

Culture Watch: Tepper Isn't Going Out by Calvin Trillin and When I Lived in Modern Times by Linda Grant

Culture Watch: Idea of Perfection by Kate Grenville