The Little Georgia Magnet.
The author discusses the literary contributions of Mary Flannery O'Connor who is considered a Dixie Dickinson for her wit and intricacies of thoughts. The author imparts that despite one dimensional caricatures pointed towards O'Connor in the internet, some commentators saw her complexity, ingenuity...
| Publicado en: | Shenandoah Vol. 60; no. 1/2; pp. 246 - 251 |
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Washington & Lee University
Spring/Fall2010
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