A southern harvest
Subtitle: short stories by southern writers.
Publisher: N. S. Berg
Published: 1972
Place of publication: Dunwoody, Ga
Language: eng
Number of pages: 359
Subjects: Short stories, American -- Southern States.; Southern States -- Social life and customs -- Fiction.
Table of contents: title: Gordon, C. Old Red.; title: Porter, K. A. He.; title: Caldwell, E. Kneel to the rising sun.; title: Young, S. Shadows on Terrebonne.; title: Green, P. A tempered fellow.; title: Godchaux, E. The horn that called Bambine.; title: Vines, H. The ginsing gatherers.; title: Roberts, E. M. Record at Oak Hill.; title: Tate, A. The immortal woman.; title: Wolfe, T. The house of the far and lost.; title: Faulkner, W. The evening sun.; title: Childers, B. R. Sairy and the young 'uns.; title: Bradford, R. Cold death.; title: Field, S. S. Good-bye to Cap'm John.; title: Lytle, A. N. Jericho, Jericho Jericho.; title: Rawlings, M. K. Benny and the bird-dogs.; title: Stuart, J. Woman in the house.; title: Bishop, J. P. If only.; title: O'Donnell, E. P. Jesus knew.; title: Peterkin, J. A proudful fellow.; title: Saxon, L. The gay Dangerfields.; title: Anderson, E. The guy in the blue overcoat.; title: Biographical notes.