Going Nowhere Slow: The Post-South World of Bobbie Ann Mason
While Bobbie Ann Mason references her characters' southern local and speech, and even their largely dysfunctional families, in her fictional world southern history and all it represents seems irrelevant to her characters' lives. Her characters display a lack of self-consciousness and her s...
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