<p>In 'Kent Knowles: Quahaug', Joseph Crosby Lincoln crafts a narrative steeped in the color and lore of early 20th-century New England, woven with his trademark wit and an eye for the region's idiosyncratic characters. His expert use of dialect and vivid descriptions paints a literary portrait of a community as clamorous and unpredictable as the Atlantic waters that pound its shores. As part of the canon of Americana literature, Lincoln's work r...