Publication

1954 - World Pub. Co., Cleveland, Ohio

Language

English

Word Count

64,000 words, Guess

Page Count

256 pages

Identifiers

Classifications

  • LCCPZ3.S6536 Jo
  • LCCPS3537.M653 Jo

Description

Great Read. Smith reflects back on her life using memories to make spiritual-philosophical points. Similar in some respects to Guy Murchie. She quotes Einstein and uses Antoine de Saint-Exupéry writings' from Earth, Sand, and Stars to make a point. Her writings on staying hungry like a child I thought were excellent.

Description

A book of autobiographical musings, introspection and social commentary based on inteviews gathered on a driving tour of coastal Georgia. The focus was on human dignity apparent in the suffering and pain in the lives of many individuals in the South.

Subjects

Places

brieflyClayton GaSouth Carolina Coast

People

Lillian Eugenia Smith (1897-1966)

Times

1950's and earlier during Smith's childhood

Other Editions

  • The journey.World Pub. Co.1954-01-01
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