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R.Z. Sheppard of Time Magazine has character- ized her as "intensely curious about the things peo- ple do, the lies they live and the truths they hide," and her stories as "graceful, solidly crafted and honest." The inspiration for her fiction has come from her personal experiences and observations, while she attributes her story telling ability to growing up in the south. "The whole world, then, was either en- tirely in the nature of stories or partook so deeply of stories as to be at every po...int inseparable from them." Spencer was born in 1921 in Carrollton, Missis- sippi, the daughter of a farmer. She left Carrollton to attend Belhaven College in Jackson and then left Mississippi to earn a master's degree from Vander- bilt University.
During the next ten years she taught English at universities and colleges in both Mississippi and Tennessee. She even spent a year writing for the Nashville Tennessean.
She began submitting her short stories to maga- zines and receiving rejections in the 40's, but in 1948 her first novel, Fire in the Morning, was published.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
R.Z. Sheppard of Time Magazine has character- ized her as "intensely curious about the things peo- ple do, the lies they live and the truths they hide," and her stories as "graceful, solidly crafted and honest." The inspiration for her fiction has come from her personal experiences and observations, while she attributes her story telling ability to growing up in the south. "The whole world, then, was either en- tirely in the nature of stories or partook so deeply of stories as to be at every po...int inseparable from them." Spencer was born in 1921 in Carrollton, Missis- sippi, the daughter of a farmer. She left Carrollton to attend Belhaven College in Jackson and then left Mississippi to earn a master's degree from Vander- bilt University.
During the next ten years she taught English at universities and colleges in both Mississippi and Tennessee. She even spent a year writing for the Nashville Tennessean.
She began submitting her short stories to maga- zines and receiving rejections in the 40's, but in 1948 her first novel, Fire in the Morning, was published.
What to read after North Carolina Awards 1994?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by North Carolina Awards Commission. North Carolina Awards Committee. to read onlineMoreLess
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