After serving in the Mississippi Cavalry during the Civil War, he became a columnist for the New Orleans Picayune, under the pseudonym "Drop Shot."
After serving in the Mississippi Cavalry during the Civil War, he became a columnist for the New Orleans Picayune, under the pseudonym "Drop Shot." After moving to Northampton, Massachusetts in 1885, he wrote Bylow Hill, Bonaventure, and John March, Southerner, though his best work was done before he moved north. FTP, name this author, best known for Madame Delphine, Old Creole Days, and The Grandissimes.
After serving in the Mississippi Cavalry during the Civil War, he became a columnist for the New Orleans Picayune, under the pseudonym "Drop Shot."
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