Books about the south

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Author Pat Cunningham Devoto's first novel, "My Last Days as Roy Rogers" concerns friendship among children of different races in Alabama during the polio epidemic of the 1950s. Devoto, who is a native of Alabama, has now published her second book, "Out of the Night That Covers Me," which also concentrates on children and polio.

Literature, Devoto, Pat Cunningham

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Southern scribe: Fannie Flagg captures the spirit of home in a wonderful feel-good novel

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Fannie Flagg's new book, "Standing in the Rainbow," features her memories of growing up in Alabama. Flagg sets all of her books in the South for authenticity.

United States, Management dynamics, Practice, Flagg, Fannie

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Meeting Harper Lee: people may be curious, but this elusive author continues to speak to fans only through her classic work

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Harper Lee, author of 'To Kill a Mockingbird,' is remembered as a reclusive woman who shies away from the limelight. She was honored with an award for contributing to the public understanding of the humanities by the Alabama Humanities Foundation.

Alabama, Column, Achievements and awards, Lee, Harper, Alabama Humanities Foundation

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