Gracias, no sé por qué pensaba que te referías a otro personaje

En qué libro estaba la señora Roth?

I mean ... does it get better than Donald Barthelme's blurb?

"Rosalyn Drexler is always brilliant, gay, depressed, and hopeful."

Business dried up in the late 19th century as the market was flooded with Hudson Bay Point blankets, so Coast Salish people picked up knitting needles. This was the birth of the Cowichan sweater, which combined old Coast Salish weaving practices with European knitting techniques.

Before Europeans landed in North America, the Pacific Northwest was populated by the Coast Salish people, who had been here for thousands of years. During the 19th century, many made a living by selling woven blankets to traders. The blankets typically featured geometric designs.