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- Author: Donald McCaig
- Genre: Historical Fiction
- Publication Date: November 6, 2007
- Publisher: St. Martin's Press
- Pages: 512
- ISBN: 978-0312262518
- Previous authors: Emma Tennant and Pat Conroy
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Rhett Butler's People is a companion piece to Gone With The Wind. It was authorized by Margaret Mitchell's estate.
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Plot Synopsis
Rhett Butler's People chronicles the life of Rhett Butler well before his infamous love affair with Scarlett O'Hara. The novel follows a young Butler from his twenty-first birthday until almost the moment he meets the woman of his dreams. The story examines his life and what it took to be a man of integrity during a critical and complicated time in American history.Critical Reception
- "Rhett Butler's People is only half-awful. Which is another way of saying that half of this new, authorized sequel to Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind is pretty good." -USA Today
- "McCaig's a decent writer, and the plot is better than middling. But he's missed the point about Scarlett." -Entertainment Weekly
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Rhett Butler's People Questions
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Was I the only one that saw Rhett Miller on 30 Rock? 1 AnswerHard to miss fighting for the mic in a big blue a blazer. http://www.nbcdfw.com/around-town/archive/Rhett-Miller-Rocks-30-Rock-Season-Finale.html read more -
Who were the Adena people of Ohio? 1 Answer----quote---- The Adena culture was a Pre-Columbian Native American culture that existed from 1000 BC to 200 BC, in a time known as the early Woodland Period. ... read more
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Rhett Butler's People Author Information
- Mahalo's Guide to Donald McCaig
- America, The National Catholic Weekly: A Visit With Donald McCaig (2007)
- Chelsea's Forum: Donald McCaig (2003)
- Paula Gordon: Civil War, Civil Rights (1998)
- Wired for Books: Donald McCaig Interview (1984)
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