He described Mrs. Wornum's attempts to meet her lost granddaughter, [?] who is being raised by the severe Feratia Bivins in the novel Mingo, while one of his recurring characters is a Sea Island native who speaks the "Gullah" dialect.
In one of this writer's works Isaiah Winchell meets Willis Featherstone, who is later invited by an vampiric woman to the "big house" where the woman repeatedly stabs a man while shouting "Where's Duncan?" This author wrote about a fiercely loyal valet breaking into jail to be with his master Berrien Cozart in the titular story of the collection Balaam and his Master and Other Sketches and Stories. He described Mrs. Wornum's attempts to meet her lost granddaughter, [?] who is being raised by the severe Feratia Bivins in the novel Mingo, while one of his recurring characters is a Sea Island native who speaks the "Gullah" dialect. This author wrote about an animal, who falls into the Fox's trap when he gets his paws stuck to a tar baby in his story about Brer Rabbit. For 10 points, name this Regionalist author, who wrote Tales of Uncle Remus.
In one of this writer's works Isaiah Winchell meets Willis Featherstone, who is later invited by an vampiric woman to the "big house" where the woman repeatedly stabs a man while shouting "Where's Duncan?"
Joel Chandler {Harris}