James Lane Allen
A Kentucky Cardinal
Paperback
(Book Jungle March 9, 2010)
James Lane Allen (1849 - 1925) was an American writer whose work often depicted the culture and dialects of his native Kentucky. His work has been described as late 19th century local color era writing. A Kentucky Cardinal, set in 1850, features a romance between a naturalist and a society girl. Aftermath is the sequel to A Kentucky Cardinal
- ISBN
- 1438534515 / 9781438534510
- Pages
- 62
- Weight
- 4.3 oz.
- Dimensions
- 7.5 x 0.13 in.
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