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Ansa's profound sense of place, strong characters, lively communities, and vivid images appeal to a variety of readers.
Ansa's third novel, The Hand I Fan With (1996), again concerns Lena McPherson, now forty-five, a successful café owner with a "dark copper-colored 450 SLK Mercedes," fashionable wardrobe, and other valuable possessions.
In 2005 Ansa received the Stanley W. Lindberg Award, which honors a lifetime of significant contributions to Georgia's literary culture.
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