Can You Identify These Famous Southern Writers By Their Works?

This writer, who wrote "All The King's Men," is acclaimed as both a novelist and a poet:

This writer actually began her career as a photographer:

This playwright won a Pulitzer Prize for "A Streetcar Named Desire":

This Southern writer is best remembered for "The Member of the Wedding":

This writer died in obscurity, but is now a beloved literary figure and is best known for "Their Eyes Were Watching God":

This writer became so disillusioned with American race relations that he moved to France, where he was allegedly poisoned by his wife:

This Mississippi native won the Pulitzer Prize for "The Goldfinch":

This writer, who made a name for herself by writing about vampires, makes her home in New Orleans:

This writer pioneered a new type of literature, "the nonfiction novel," when he published "In Cold Blood":

This Southerner wrote a multi-volume history of the Civil War:

This Southern writer is most famous for her book, "The Color Purple":