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Yves Biollay,Amel Chaabouni,Joachim StubbeDavid Harvird rightly observes that Spencer’s heroines are almost universally defined by their “pursuit of an elusive .” that inevitably “puts them at odds with a vast, extended southern family” (371).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54192-0he long road had turned a wanderer southward. I rejoiced to see that road was no longer mined and booby-trapped, but broad, smooth, and welcoming” (332). In fact, Spencer chooses to close her memoir with a description of this homecoming rather than to discuss the decade of work that follows it. In t

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,“A Sure Terrain”: Spencer’s Mississippi Novels,David Harvird rightly observes that Spencer’s heroines are almost universally defined by their “pursuit of an elusive .” that inevitably “puts them at odds with a vast, extended southern family” (371).

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,“Radical” Re-Envisionings of Home: ,he long road had turned a wanderer southward. I rejoiced to see that road was no longer mined and booby-trapped, but broad, smooth, and welcoming” (332). In fact, Spencer chooses to close her memoir with a description of this homecoming rather than to discuss the decade of work that follows it. In t