Critical appraise for Dorothy Parker's poems and analyzes her form of writing, especially the structure of her poems.

Interview between Scott Simon and Ms. Heade giving an overview of the relationship between Ms. Dorothy Parker and Ms. Lillian Hellmann. Tells of how Hellmann didn't allow people such as herself and John Keats to write a biography of Parker because of Hellmann personally felt about Parker.

"The Last Tea," a short story written by Dorothy Parker, is about the conversation that takes place between a woman and one of her detached suitors. The overview offers an analysis of the story and the different view points from each character.

Essay provides an overview and critical analysis on Dorothy Parker's poem, "Résumé" which deals with the irony of suicide.

Author examines Parker's "Not So Deep as a Well" as long as offering analysis and the use of her wit within the story.

Author dissects the relationship of women and alcohol, especially through Parker's short story of "Big Blonde" and of herself.

Article is an overview of Parker's short stores and of how her stories exemplify the true life of woman during this time; her social satire was in response to the inequalities that she felt of American society.

Dorothy Parker: Overview offers insight of Parker's life and how her feminist writings would effect society and ultimately herself.

Dorothy Parker: An American Centenary The essay gives an overview of how Dorothy's depressing life has affected her work and of her literary contributions.