Publisher's Synopsis
Rosemary Daniell is the quintessential rebel Southern female who still embraces her roots, and it is that love-hate relationship that is at the deepest core of her creativity. Daniell's classic memoir 'Fatal Flowers' became a roadmap for Southern women in the communal quest to confront and explore the stereotypes that have long repressed and silenced them. This is a collection of Daniell's most powerful essays, and is destined to become a classic in its genre, a milestone which explores what happens when a Southern woman breaks the rules.
