Dawn Powell: Novels 1944-1962 (LOA #127): My Home Is Far Away / The Locusts Have No King / The Wicked Pavilion / The Golden Spur dogsledders it put power in the

it put power in the hands of workers

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Dawn Powell: Novels 1944-1962 (LOA #127): My Home Is Far Away / The Locusts Have No King / The Wicked Pavilion / The Golden Spur dogsledders it put power in theAuthor Contributor(s): Powell, Dawn Publisher: Library of America Date: 9 10 2001 Binding: Hardcover Condition: NEW American literature has known few writers capable of the comic lan and full bodied portraiture that abound in the novels of Dawn Powell. Yet for decades after her death, Powells work was out of print, cherished by a small band of admirers. Only recently has there been a rediscovery of the writer Gore Vidal calls our best comic novelist,