One of this author's works is a seven-part poetic sequence which opens with the line "Was not the lost dauphin", based on a legend that the title figure was a lost son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
One of this author's works is a seven-part poetic sequence which opens with the line "Was not the lost dauphin", based on a legend that the title figure was a lost son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. That work, Audobon: A Vision, was followed by another collection which included works like "Heart of Autumn" and "Amazing Grace in the Back Country". His long fiction includes a novel about the lawyer Percy Munn, entitled Night Rider, and another about Wilkie Barron and Jeremiah Beaumont, World Enough and Time. He's also known for a novel about the journalist Jack Burden and political boss Willie Stark, who was based on Huey Long. FTP, name this author who won Pulitzer Prizes for his poetry collection "Now and Then" and his novel All The King's Men.
One of this author's works is a seven-part poetic sequence which opens with the line "Was not the lost dauphin", based on a legend that the title figure was a lost son of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.
Robert Penn {Warren}