PART TEN — IMPRIMIS
In the middle of the cupboard door was the carved
figure of a man.... He had goat’s legs,
little horns on his head, and a long beard; the children
in the room cal...
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The American essayist and writer of romantic fiction James Branch Cabell (1879-1958) played an important part in the battle against sexual taboos in American literature during the 1920s.James Branch C...
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Born and raised in Richmond, Virginia, James Branch Cabell lived a life more or less typical of a Southern gentleman of modest means and impeccable pedigree. He attended William and Mary College (18...
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Virginia-born James Branch Cabell , along with fellow Richmonder Ellen Glasgow, was one of the first voices of what would later become a rising chorus of modern southern writers. He is recognized tod...
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