The titular line in this story is spoken by the proprietor of Red Sammy's Famous Barbeque during a discourse on the changing times.
The titular line in this story is spoken by the proprietor of Red Sammy's Famous Barbeque during a discourse on the changing times. The central family is taking its children John Wesley and June Star on vacation, despite the protagonist's argument that they should go to east Tennessee instead of Florida. Tragedy strikes when the protagonist's cat Pitty Sing causes Bailey to crash the car, leading to a confrontation with a criminal called The Misfit that leads the Grandmother to realize the error of her ways. FTP, what is this story by Flannery O'Connor?
The titular line in this story is spoken by the proprietor of Red Sammy's Famous Barbeque during a discourse on the changing times.
A Good Man is Hard to Find