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Tag Archives: Willa Cather
Postcard from the South | Number 4
A WRITERS’ TOUR OF THE SOUTH Trip Highlights #2 A lot of Ed’s and my trip after we deposited the grandkid at Huntsville Space Camp was unplanned. Our one known destination was the battlefields at Vicksburg. As we lounged in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1950 Nobel Prize for Literature, Eudora Welty, Eudora Welty Garden House, Jackson Mississippi, New Albany Mississippi, Old Miss, Oxford Mississippi, Pulitzer Prize for Fiction 1972 The Optimist's Daughter, Rowan Oaks, University of Mississippi, Willa Cather, William Faulkner
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The Country Seemed to be Running
Today, my long-time chum, Mary and I took a a break from the annual Willa Cather conference in Red Cloud, NE celebrating the centenary publication of My Antonia, and headed due south on US-281. A pilgrimage of sorts to stand on the … Continue reading
