A RURAL PROPHET GETS HIS JUST DUE.(CAPITAL REGION)

Albany Times Union (Albany, NY) | October 13, 2004 | Copyright

Byline: DAVID FILKINS Staff writer

GRAFTON -- A frog croaks and jumps from the muddy bank. It splashes in the water of a small pond, surrounded by a pristine forest. The only other sound is the droning buzz of a hummingbird.

Back in town, life is anything but hustle and bustle. Everyone knows everyone. There are no honking horns, just the faint rumble of a farm tractor in the distance.

This is the lifestyle that inspired Granville Hicks in 1946 to write ``Small Town,'' a cultural critique of American urbanization based on his experiences in ...

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