He referred to realism as "veritism" in Crumbling Idols while his Rose of Dutcher's Coolley concerns
He referred to realism as "veritism" in Crumbling Idols while his Rose of Dutcher's Coolley concerns a farm girl who goes to college. His adventure novels include Cavanaugh, Forest Ranger and Hesper while his later works, somewhat autobiographical, include Roadside Meetings and A Son of the Middle Boarder. He read, without fee, before tax-reform groups his story Under the Lion's Paw. He is best known for a group of rather pessimistic stories depicting the day-to-day lives of farmers. For 10 points-- name this author of Main-Traveled Roads.
He referred to realism as "veritism" in Crumbling Idols while his Rose of Dutcher's Coolley concerns a farm girl who goes to college.
Hamlin {Garland}