She wrote about Sheppard's attempts to reform Rufus Johnson and contempt for his own son in "
A selection from this author's weekly letters to Betty Hester formed the bulk of this author's collection of letters The Habit of Being. She wrote about Sheppard's attempts to reform Rufus Johnson and contempt for his own son in "The Lame Shall Enter First". Another story details the friction between a grandmother and her son Bailey's family on the way from Tennessee to Florida for a vacation. A third story about parents and children depicts Julian's weekly trip on the bus taking his mother to a reducing class at the Y, and her casual racism and assumed superiority. For ten points, name this Southern author of "A Good Man is Hard to Find" and "Everything that Rises Must Converge".
A selection from this author's weekly letters to Betty Hester formed the bulk of this author's collection of letters
Flannery {O'Connor}