"Here Lies" by Parker receives coverage in New York Times in 1938.
On May 6, 1938, Dorothy Parker's collection "Here Lies" was reviewed by the New York Times, reflecting on its contemporary success and reception as a defining compendium of her short fiction. The review underscored Parker's critical eye and biting wit, chronicling distinctly human narratives of the time through lenses of irony and satire, cementing her role as a pivotal voice in literature during the tumultuous pre-war years.