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Trent Hanner (left, Tennessee State Library and Archives reference librarian) and Jeffie Nicholson (right, acting president of the Tennessee Library Association) present Paul F. Brown with the 2018 Tennessee History Book Award for Rufus: James Agee in Tennessee. Photo by Lon Maxwell.
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• Rufus: James Agee in Tennessee
• A Well-Known Postman (in James Agee in Context: New Literary, Visual, Cultural, and Historical Essays)
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