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  • Frank Stockton

    His adult novel Rudder Grange (1879), originally serialized in Scribner’s Monthly, recounted the whimsically fantastic and amusing adventures of a family living on a canal boat. Its success encouraged two sequels, Rudder Grangers Abroad (1891) and Pomona’s Travels (1894). The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine…

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    His adult novel Rudder Grange (1879), originally serialized in Scribner’s Monthly, recounted the whimsically fantastic and amusing adventures of a family living on a canal boat. Its success encouraged two sequels, Rudder Grangers Abroad (1891) and Pomona’s Travels (1894). The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks and Mrs. Aleshine…

    Read More