Growing up in Alabama, Rick Bragg awoke every morning to a nutritious breakfast, followed by backbreaking labor. Later, he would wake up to horrid weather, work deadlines, and the smell of food he could afford. Bragg's memoir All Over but the Shoutin' tells the story of his utterly Southern family, descriptive career in journalism, and explains his difficulty integrating the two. The remarkable thing about his journey is not the defined distinction between his childhood and adulthood; it is the reality
about connection between two books and its author. This book is about Darkroom’s author Lila Quintero Weaver and All Over But the Shoutin’s author Rick Bragg’s struggle in Alabama. How they raised in Alabama and become a writer. Darkroom: A memoir in Black and White is about an arresting and moving personal story about childhood, race, and identity in the South America. All Over But the Shoutin is about being raised in war atmosphere. In middle of the nineteenth century when some people were being immigrant