The Well-made Historical Novels of American Regionlist Charles A. Brady, 1912-1995: Defender of the Moral Fabric of Local Cultur

This book, which might best be described as a literary life, covers the wide scope of Brady�� talent, from his early poetry, through his fiction, journalism, and criticism. The authors extensive reading in English and American literature allows him to comment on the extraordinary range of Brady�� reviews, critical essays, lectures and interviews. The book provides a valuable introduction to the work of Charles Brady and engages the reader with its own critical judgments.