George Washington Cable

George Washington Cable

1844 – 1925

George Washington Cable was an American novelist and short-story writer best known for his fictional portrayals of Creole life in nineteenth-century New Orleans. His works, including Old Creole Days (1879) and The Grandissimes (1880), explored race, class, and the culture of the American South.

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Item #321001 Bonaventure. George Washington Cable

INSCRIBED TO HIS NIECE

Item 321001Bonaventure.

Price: $550

New York: Scribner's, 1888. First Edition. Inscribed to his niece on ffep "To Kate from Uncle George with love and good wishes October 1888." Bonaventure is Cable's first book on the Cajuns and is described as an "Acadian pastoral" in the bayou country west of New Orleans. In 12885 he.....  Read More Item Details for Bonaventure Add to Wish List

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