Robison Michael R CNIN <
Robison_M@crane.navy.mil> wrote:
<< Bill Crider said: I'd go with TOBACCO ROAD if only
because it's the one that started the whole "backwoods"
trend. I did an article once for THE JOURNAL OF POPULAR
CULTURE. I called it "See What the Boys in the Backwoods Will
Have," and it was all about the kind of books that followed
TOBACCO ROAD. Harry Whittington wrote a lot of those, but my
favorites are the ones in the "Cabin Road" series by John
Faulkner (all Gold Medals).
************** Thanks, Bill. That's the one I'm going for. I
was at Barnes and Nobles last week and was pleased that they
had them both. Them darn trade paperbacks are
expensive!
>>
Didn't Charles Williams contribute a novel or two to this
genre?
- Duane
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