ERSKINE CALDWELL – POWERFUL AND EVOCATIVE PROSE OWNER
Abstract
The discussion below is about the prose of Erskine Caldwell, an early 20thcentury writer whose works are notable for their raw, unflinching portrayal of rural Southern
life
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