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With his signature style and grace, Willie Morris, arguably one

of this country's finest Southern writers, presents us with an

unparalleled memoir of a country in transition and a boy coming of

age in a period of tumultuous cultural, social, and political

change.

In North Toward Home, Morris vividly recalls the South of

his childhood with all of its cruelty, grace, and foibles intact.

He chronicles desegregation and the rise of Lyndon Johnson in Texas

in the 50s and 60s, and New York in the 1960s, where he became the

controversial editor of Harper's magazine. North Toward

Home is the perceptive story of the education of an observant

and intelligent young man, and a gifted writer's keen observations

of a country in transition. It is, as Walker Percy wrote, "a

touching, deeply felt and memorable account of one man's

pilgrimage."

Introduction

PART  ONE Mississippi

PART  TWO Texas

PART  THREE New York

Willie Morris's last book, My Cat Spit McGee

(0-375-50321-8) was published by Random house in Fall 1999. He

lived in Jackson, Mississippi, until his death in 1999.

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North Toward Home is the finest evocation of an

American boyhood since Mark Twain.--Sunday Times

(London)

"Vivid sketches of personas and places, moments when the spirit of

things is caught with affecting precision.... And...prose that is

extraordinarily clean, flexible and incisive."--The New York

Times Book Review

"North Toward Home is a classic."--William Styron --

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书籍介绍

With his signature style and grace, Willie Morris, arguably one of this country's finest Southern writers, presents us with an unparalleled memoir of a country in transition and a boy coming of age in a period of tumultuous cultural, social, and political change.

In North Toward Home , Morris vividly recalls the South of his childhood with all of its cruelty, grace, and foibles intact. He chronicles desegregation and the rise of Lyndon Johnson in Texas in the 50s and 60s, and New York in the 1960s, where he became the controversial editor of Harper's magazine. North Toward Home is the perceptive story of the education of an observant and intelligent young man, and a gifted writer's keen observations of a country in transition. It is, as Walker Percy wrote, "a touching, deeply felt and memorable account of one man's pilgrimage."