Editing Joel Chandler Harris (section)

=== Other works ===
Harris wrote novels, narrative histories, translations of French folklore, children's literature, and collections of stories depicting rural life in Georgia. The short stories "[[Free Joe and the Rest of the World]]", "Mingo", and "At Teague Poteets" are the most influential of his non-Uncle Remus creative work. Many of his short stories delved into the changing social and economic values in the South during Reconstruction. Harris's turn as a local colorist gave voice to poor white characters and demonstrated his fluency with different African-American dialects and characters.<ref>[[#Bickley|Bickley]], 104–105</ref>

[[File:Joel Chandler Harris - Project Gutenberg eText 16622.jpg|thumb|left|Harris at his [[West End (Atlanta)|West End]] home]]