Firebrand commentator Hal Crowther's essays commemorate "freedom-fighters and hell-raisers" whose lives changed the social landscape of the South.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hal Crowther is an award-winning critic and essayist, a journalist whose work has appeared in Time, Newsweek, Granta, and Narrative magazines, among many others, and in the Oxford American, where his column "Dealer's Choice" was a finalist for a National Magazine Award. His columns and reviews have been published in the New York Times, Washington Post, Atlanta Journal Constitution, Spectator, and many independent weeklies and journals. A recipient of the Baltimore Sun's Mencken Award for Writing, he is the author of four essay collections and An Infuriating American: The Incendiary Arts of H.L. Mencken. For his third collection of essays, Gather at the River, he was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle prize for criticism. He lives in Hillsborough, NC, with his wife, novelist Lee Smith.
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FREEDOM FIGHTERS AND HELL RAISERS by Hal Crowther Table of Contents * Foreword by Silas House * Introduction * Molly Ivins, The Red Rose of Texas * John Hope Franklin, A Long View, Unsweetened * Father Thomas Berry, Deep Greens and Blues * Lance Corporal Brian Anderson, A Farewell to Arms * James Dickey, The Last Wolverine * Sister Evelyn Mattern, Confession, Dedicated to a Fighting Nun * James Still, A Man of the World * Marshall Frady, Son of a Preacher Man * Kirk Varnedoe, A Prophet from Savannah * Jesse Winchester, The Tennessee Kid * Anne Braden, An Embarrassing Woman * Tommy Thompson,The Last Song of Father Banjo * Eubie Blake, A Century of Ragtime * Judy Bonds, This Land is Your Land * Frank M. Johnson, The Last Southern Hero * Jesse Helms, The Last of His Kind? * Will Campbell, God¿s Will * George Wallace, Requiem for a Bantamweight * Doc Watson, But Now I See
FREEDOM FIGHTERS AND HELL RAISERS by Hal Crowther Table of Contents * Foreword by Silas House * Introduction * Molly Ivins, The Red Rose of Texas * John Hope Franklin, A Long View, Unsweetened * Father Thomas Berry, Deep Greens and Blues * Lance Corporal Brian Anderson, A Farewell to Arms * James Dickey, The Last Wolverine * Sister Evelyn Mattern, Confession, Dedicated to a Fighting Nun * James Still, A Man of the World * Marshall Frady, Son of a Preacher Man * Kirk Varnedoe, A Prophet from Savannah * Jesse Winchester, The Tennessee Kid * Anne Braden, An Embarrassing Woman * Tommy Thompson,The Last Song of Father Banjo * Eubie Blake, A Century of Ragtime * Judy Bonds, This Land is Your Land * Frank M. Johnson, The Last Southern Hero * Jesse Helms, The Last of His Kind? * Will Campbell, God¿s Will * George Wallace, Requiem for a Bantamweight * Doc Watson, But Now I See
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