| 1927: Information from Answers.com (3923 words) |
 | The first solo effort and initial success of the playwright, who would be called the "American Congreve" for his witty comedies of manners, concerns a novelist whose marriage plans go awry when a former lover reveals her pregnancy. |
| Successfully produced in 1927, the published opera would go through eighteen printings in ten months, solidifying Millay's reputation as one of the most successful writers of her era. |
| The literary historian was raised in Kansas and taught at the College of Emporia, the University of Oklahoma, and the University of Washington. |
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