Reading about Mississippi

The Reivers or The Hamlet by William Faulkner EDIT: SORRY! I can't believe I didn't check the touchstone. (But in my defense, I hear Hamlet and I think Faulkner, not Shakespeare, and it didn't occur to me that putting the article in the title wouldn't distinguish it sufficiently.) FIXING TOUCHSTONE NOW.

Anything? by William Faulkner and a lot by Eudora Welty.

Larry Brown - author of "Joe: a novel", "Fay: a novel", etc.

No. LOL. Not Shakespeare's Hamlet. The Hamlet.

(Adding Mississippi Touchstone.)

Thanks for the dope-slap, myshelves. I fixed mine. Sheesh.

That's a problem with touchstones. They ignore the exact wording you use. Took me a long time to find out to click on "others" to get the right book. I'd thought it meant other books by the author showing. I guess Tim understood it, so figured we all would. :-)

Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter The Help William Faulkner and John Grisham are all geat starts. Here's a few more...

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