Never Been Rich: The Life and Work of a Southern Ruralist Writer, Harry Harrison Kroll

Focusing on Harry Harrison Kroll's distinctive naturalism and Appalachian dialect, this examination delves into the linguistic and thematic elements of his writing. It also addresses the broader economic and social contexts of his work, highlighting the dual nature of literature as both an art form and a commercial product within a vast industry. The analysis reflects Kroll's prolific contributions to Tennessee's literary scene during the mid-20th century.