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Carl Carmer

AmericanOctober 16, 1893 – September 11, 1976Regional Nonfiction/Fiction

Carl Carmer was an Alabama-born writer who documented the folklore and social life of the South and upstate New York with a journalist's eye and a novelist's ear. Stars Fell on Alabama was a sensation.

Works

  • Stars Fell on AlabamaRegional collection of stories and legends capturing spirit of rural Alabama life→
  • Listen for a Lonesome DrumFolklore and narratives exploring character and customs of upstate New York communities→
  • The Hurricane's ChildrenCollection of stories set in Caribbean examining survival and human resilience→
  • The HudsonRegional narrative and history of New York's Hudson River and its communities→
  • Genesee FeverHistorical novel set in Genesee Valley region exploring pioneer life and settlement→

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