One of this author's characters compares the wounds of Christ to the genitalia of Minnielee Henley; that is the adolescent "Sockertees," who appears in A Morning Watch.
One of this author's characters compares the wounds of Christ to the genitalia of Minnielee Henley; that is the adolescent "Sockertees," who appears in A Morning Watch. Another of his books contains the sections "A Country Letter" and "At the Forks," and describes the Gudger family. He wrote of Uncle Andrew seeing a butterfly land on Jay's coffin, which confuses Rufus Follett, and he also reminisced about time spent living with cotton sharecroppers for a project undertaken with photographer Walker Evans. FTP, name this writer of Let Us Now Praise Famous Men and A Death in the Family.
One of this author's characters compares the wounds of Christ to the genitalia of Minnielee Henley; that is the adolescent "Sockertees," who appears in A Morning Watch.
James {Agee}