
Mining His Past
What do the political landscape of Southeast Asia and the history of the people of the Appalachians have in common? Much more than you…
Read MoreWhat do the political landscape of Southeast Asia and the history of the people of the Appalachians have in common? Much more than you…
Read MoreTo mark the 50th anniversary of the Carl Sandburg Home Historic Site, staff will host the national park’s first community storytelling event at nearby…
Read MoreBrevard authors and photographers Les and Janet Saucier will present a talk titled, “It All Starts With Bacon: Two Foodie Photographers’ View of America’s…
Read MoreThe Lorax, a Seussian children’s-book character, defended his native Truffula forests by speaking for the trees. Shutterbug and bonafide dendrophile Ruthie Rosauer of Flat…
Read MorePaging through Amy Duernberger’s recently published book — Exploring the Southern Appalachian Grassy Balds — one can almost hear Julie Andrews singing “The Hills…
Read MoreFrom the outset, Jennifer McGaha’s memoir, Flat Broke with Two Goats, is a no-frills amble through backyard animal husbandry, soap-making, and living with less…
Read MoreOne of them looks like a dragon, its “face” and gnarled branches recognizable to anyone who’s ever hiked Milemarker 417, aka “Skinnydip Falls,” a…
Read MorePiedmont lawyer Mike Lassiter spent six years and 30,000 miles chronicling the state of Small Town America, North Carolina-style. Photographing old hardware stores, diners,…
Read MoreAuthor Cassandra King had heard for years from those in the industry — publishers, bookstore owners — about the devotion of her husband’s fans….
Read MoreThe story idea for Leanna Sain’s first romance novel came to her on a holiday typically more gruesome than glamorous: Halloween. The local author…
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