“Someday someone will write an essay giving Signet books the credit they deserve for educating a certain segment of the young South. For twenty-five cents (thirty-five for Signet Giants) you could own a novel you would read time and again. And Signet had everyone: Faulkner and O'Conner and Truman Capote.” ReadingSouthAuthors Book:Stories from the Attic Source: Stories from the Attic