A novel about Edna Ponder, the manager of the Beulah Hotel, was written by this author, who also wrote a story about a conversation between Steve and Max about Little Lee Roy, as well as another which discusses Mrs. Pike's decision to turn in Mr. Petrie, the title character.
This author wrote about the release of Jack Renfro from prison on Granny Vaughn's ninetieth birthday in Losing Battles. A novel about Edna Ponder, the manager of the Beulah Hotel, was written by this author, who also wrote a story about a conversation between Steve and Max about Little Lee Roy, as well as another which discusses Mrs. Pike's decision to turn in Mr. Petrie, the title character. In addition to "Keela, the Outcast Indian Maiden" and "Petrified Man," this author wrote about Laura McRaven visiting the Fairchild family for the title event in one novel, while she wrote about Laurel, the title character, and her father, Judge McKelva, who dies thanks to Fay's insensitive demands. FTP, name this author of the short stories "Why I Live at the P.O." and "A Worn Path," as well as the novels Delta Wedding and The Optimist's Daughter.
This author wrote about the release of Jack Renfro from prison on Granny Vaughn's ninetieth birthday in Losing Battles.
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