Southern Literature: Representative Writers and Their Works

Southern Literature: 

representative writers and their works

	William Faulkner	*   As I Lay Dying *   Absalom, Absalom! (novels)
	Zora Neale Hurston	*   “How It Feels to Be Colored Me” (essay) *   Their Eyes Were Watching God (novel)
	John Crowe Ransom	*   “Bells for John Whiteside’s Daughter” *   “Here Lies a Lady” *   “Philomela” *   “Piazza Piece” *   “Janet Waking” (poems)
	Katherine Anne Porter	*   “Flowering Judas” (short story)
	Thomas Wolfe	*   “The Lost Boy” (short story)
	Robert Penn Warren	*   “Bearded Oaks” *   “Audubon” *   “American Portrait: Old Style” *   “Acquaintance with Time in Early Autumn” *   “Mortal Limit” *   “After the Dinner Party” (poems)
	Richard Wright	*   “The Man Who Was Almost a Man” (short story)
	Eudora Welty	*   “Petrified Man” (short story)
	Tennessee Williams	*   A Streetcar Named Desire (play)
	Flannery O’Connor	*   “The Life You Save May Be Your Own” *   “Good Country People” (short stories)

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sources from:

Wikipedia

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http://sparknotes.com/