The Land of the Changing Sun - Harben, Will N.
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The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth. The two inmates of the car were insensible; their faces were bloodless, their cheeks sunken. They were both young and handsome. Harry Johnston, an American, was as dark and sallow as a Spaniard. Charles Thorndyke, an English gentleman. Johnston was the first to come to consciousness as the balloon sank into less rarefied atmosphere

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The balloon seemed scarcely to move, though it was slowly sinking toward the ocean of white clouds which hung between it and the earth. The two inmates of the car were insensible; their faces were bloodless, their cheeks sunken. They were both young and handsome. Harry Johnston, an American, was as dark and sallow as a Spaniard. Charles Thorndyke, an English gentleman. Johnston was the first to come to consciousness as the balloon sank into less rarefied atmosphere
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Will N. Harben (1858-1919) was an American author renowned for his vivid depictions of life in the Southern Appalachian region. Born William Nathaniel Harben in Dalton, Georgia, he spent his formative years surrounded by the culture and landscapes that would profoundly influence his literary work. Harben began his writing career with serialized stories in magazines and newspapers before publishing novels and short story collections. His works are often associated with the local color movement, which aimed to capture the unique characteristics and customs of specific regions. Harben's focus was primarily on the Appalachian region of Northern Georgia. "Northern Georgia Sketches": This collection of short stories is perhaps his most celebrated work, offering a detailed and authentic portrayal of rural life in the Appalachian Mountains. "Abner Daniel": Another notable work, this novel explores themes of family, tradition, and change in the post-Civil War South.· "Pole Baker": A novel that delves into the complexities of human nature and societal norms in a small Southern town. Will N. Harben's work is significant for its contribution to American regional literature. His detailed and empathetic portrayals of Northern Georgia provide valuable insights into the culture and history of the Appalachian region. While not as widely known today, his stories remain important for their historical and cultural authenticity.Harben's commitment to capturing the essence of Southern life has ensured that his work continues to be appreciated by those interested in the rich tapestry of American regional literature.