Honey in the Horn

Harold L. Davis First published 1962

About this book

H. L. Davis' earthy and humerous look at a young man learning self-reliance in the Oregon wilderness after family complications and problems from a jailhouse delivery push him out on his own among horse traders, jail breakers, fortune hunters, suspected murderers, and wide-eyed innocents. His tale of regional history is the story of our American culture.

Subjects

  • award:pulitzer_prize=1936
  • award:pulitzer_prize=fiction
  • fiction
  • fiction, general
  • frontier and pioneer life
  • pulitzer prizes
  • pulitzer prize winner