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  • Harriette Arnow

    But Arnow’s next novel, Hunter’s Horn (1949), harked back to Kentucky; nonetheless, it is far more than a regional novel. The moral danger inherent in its protagonist’s life-wasting hunt for a fox (as one critic pointed out) and the tragic vitality of his daughter, along with the masterly expression…

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    But Arnow’s next novel, Hunter’s Horn (1949), harked back to Kentucky; nonetheless, it is far more than a regional novel. The moral danger inherent in its protagonist’s life-wasting hunt for a fox (as one critic pointed out) and the tragic vitality of his daughter, along with the masterly expression…

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