The Southern Woman: Selected Fiction
β Scribed by Elizabeth Spencer
- Book ID
- 111115087
- Publisher
- Random House Publishing Group
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- en-US
- Weight
- 419 KB
- Series
- Modern Library Classics
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9780679604815
- ASIN
- B0089EHMEQ
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β¦ Synopsis
Born in rural Carrollton, Mississippi, Elizabeth Spencer has been writing masterly stories and novellas about Southerners for more than half a century. The Southern Woman collects the best of Spencerβs shorter fiction and displays her range of placeβthe agrarian South, Italy in the decade after the Second World War, the gray-sky North, and the contemporary Sun Belt. In βThe Little Brown Girl,β Maybeth discovers the limits of friendship in a racially divided world. In the elegiac βThe Cousins,β a group of Southerners roams through Italy, brushing with love and regret and the grip of family. Also included is βThe Light in the Piazza,β the novella about an American woman and her daughter in Florence that brought Spencer widespread acclaim and was adapted for both the screen and the Broadway stage. In this capstone collection, Elizabeth Spencer firmly claims her place in the distinguished heritage of the Southern short story.
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