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Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady The unrivaled account of growing up in an eccentric Southern family (read it and you’ll know why Little Florence would have been beloved by even W. C. Fields). Hailed as one of the best memoirs ever written, and rightly so; this true tale of Granny’s gone-awry attempt to raise Florence as a Perfect Southern Lady overflows with wit, gusto, bawdiness, and flat-out unsurpassed writing. This peek into the rearing of America’s reigning misanthrope is a must for any King fan, and anyone who enjoys an uproarious read. “A stunning book, a masterpiece.” —Los Angeles Times $12.95/quality paperback.

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William F. Buckley Jr.

William F. Buckley Jr. founded National Review magazine in 1955.

Confessions of a Failed Southern Lady The unrivaled account of growing up in an eccentric Southern family (read it and you’ll know why Little Florence would have been beloved by even W. C. Fields). Hailed as one of the best memoirs ever written, and rightly so; this true tale of Granny’s gone-awry attempt to raise Florence as a Perfect Southern Lady overflows with wit, gusto, bawdiness, and flat-out unsurpassed writing. This peek into the rearing of America’s reigning misanthrope is a must for any King fan, and anyone who enjoys an uproarious read. “A stunning book, a masterpiece.” —Los Angeles Times $12.95/quality paperback.

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