The South Countryman: what he reads and how he writes

Abstract

THIS is a difficult subject inasmuch that rural dwellers differ widely in almost every respect. The motor car has made it possible for all sorts of town dwellers to live in the country, and still carry on their city avocations. But these are not the true countrymen, so in this article it is proposed to deal mainly with the farm labourer and farmer, or in other words the true sons of the soil.

Citation

STREET, A.G. (1933), "The South Countryman: what he reads and how he writes", Library Review, Vol. 4 No. 1, pp. 1-6. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb011957