She frequently placed her stories in environments similar to her beloved Cross Creek; her epitaph commemorates her writings as the way she endeared herself to the world.
After publishing her short story Cracker Chidlings in Scribner's Magazine, editor Maxwell Perkins encouraged her to write novels. She frequently placed her stories in environments similar to her beloved Cross Creek; her epitaph commemorates her writings as the way she endeared herself to the world. For 10 points—name this journalist who won the 1938 Pulitzer Prize for The Yearling.
After publishing her short story Cracker Chidlings in Scribner's Magazine, editor Maxwell Perkins encouraged her to write novels.
Marjorie Kinnan {Rawlings}