A middle-aged widow and her children face poverty and tragedy yet remain very optimistic towards life
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Alice Hegan Rice (1870–1942) was the author of twenty books, including the autobiography The Inky Way. She lived in Louisville, Kentucky.
"The stories of the Wiggs family are both heart-wrenching and hilarious, filled with Southern dialect and philosophy."―Kentucky Living
"To miss reading this story is to miss the brightest shade on the palette of Kentucky local color."―Southsider
"Endures today as one of the most memorable literary creations by a Kentucky author."―Union Co. (KY) Advocate
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