This is the other runner-up -- and as different from the other two as they are from each other. It has something of the...

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NIGHT AT HOGWALLOW

This is the other runner-up -- and as different from the other two as they are from each other. It has something of the element of human interest journalism -- a first hand story of a lynching, as told by a participant. Extraordinarily well done, as it stirs the reader's emotions, builds up the sense of suspense, plays up the climax. A tragic and brutal story. Timely.

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Publisher: Little, Brown

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1937

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