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Horton Foote, a little-known 20th-century American playwright, has received much recent acclaim, particularly for such screenplays as The Trip to Bountiful and Tender Mercies. This study scrutinizes all available Foote work, from the early one-acts of the 1940's through the latest plays of the 1980's. The single theme of family reconciliation that runs throughout his canon is highlighted.

Autorentext
The Author: Rebecca Luttrell Briley is an associate professor of English at Jefferson Community College, Louisville, Kentucky. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Kentucky, where she also has taught. A published poet, she has written extensively on Kentucky author James Still and is working on a screenplay about the Kentucky Shakers. A Fulbright scholar to England, she teaches creative writing workshops internationally.

Zusammenfassung
"This valuable study is the potential herald of a new recognition of Horton Foote's unique achievement as creator of the mythical Harrison, Texas, and unsurpassed interpreter of the American family." (Charles S. Watson, Modern Drama)

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