"Kin O'Ktaadn: Verse Stories Of The Plain Folk" 1904 DAY, Holman F. O'Connell's plus the more exotic cuts

plus the more exotic cuts such as pheasant

This visionary novel is a "hymn to the cult of youth" in which World War I battlefields become an exaggerated spectacle where fiction and reality are inseparable

the first to be published on this major figure

David Klein Gallery in Birmingham

"Kin O'Ktaadn: Verse Stories Of The Plain Folk" 1904 DAY, Holman F. O'Connell's plus the more exotic cutsDAY, Holman F. [252] pp. Small, Maynard & Company 1904 First Edition (4,000 copies), May 1904 7 1 4" x 4 3 4" Kin O'Ktaadn: Verse Stories Of The Plain Folk" is a book of poetry by Holman F. Day, published in 1904. It focuses on the lives and experiences of ordinary people in rural Maine, particularly those living near Mount Katahdin. The poems are written in a rustic, colloquial style, aiming to capture the dialect and way of life of the region's