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I remember a summer night when I was in my late teens. I’d been at my cousin Joey’s house atop the hill behind my own house. My guess is I’d been helping Joey mow his yard so he wo...
Atlas Whitaker was a baby when she was left on the porch of a farmhouse in Willow Creek, West Virginia. She never knew her mother and was raised instead by Zola Whitaker and Celia...
Many regions in America are steeped in mystique and the Ozarks are certainly one of them. Often lovingly referred to as Appalachia’s sister region, the Ozarks are known for their s...
JONESBORO — From Arkansas prison history to Southern cultural identity, much of Van Hawkins’ writing has centered on the forces that shape life in the South. His newest project, “H...
Berry's story is about the deep workings of the human heart, with all of its hopes, dreams, pleasures, disappointments, and sufferings. The post Summer Fiction Series: “Hannah Coul...
PARROTTSVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL)- When people think of Appalachia, they often think of backwoods, but it was what was created in those hollers late at night that became a part of Americ...
Rural noir – crime stories set in small American towns, nestled among cornfields and along winding riverbanks – has long been a hugely popular and influential subset of crime movie...
West Virginia has a rich history when it comes to fly fishing, and the festival was created as a way to promote and grow the sport in the mountain state. Festival goers were able t...
The annual New Deal Festival returned to Arthurdale, bringing together artisans, musicians, and community members for a day of celebrating Appalachian culture and history.
Haunting prose, striking landscape and unforgettable characters combine to make Shannon Sanders' The Great Wherever a fascinating story. The post SHANNON SANDERS’ debut novel tells...
In this video edition, see how West Marion, North Carolina, envisions resilience after Hurricane Helene and more than a decade of disasters. The post Protect This Place: Southern A...
In many ways, the book is less a story and more a long pastoral letter. The post Summer Fiction Series: Gilead appeared first on byFaith.
West Virginia has a rich history when it comes to fly fishing, and the festival was created as a way to promote and grow the sport in the mountain state. Festival goers were able t...
“Country People” charmingly sends up the urban-rural divide as a pair of academics from the West Coast move to a quirky Vermont town.
Like most folklore, the myth of the Jersey Devil trickled into my consciousness, rather than arriving wholesale. When did I first hear of the Jersey Devil? It could have been durin...
In the 1850s and 1860s, young Emma Thompson travels with her parents across the western United States and into the Utah Territory, where they fall under the sway of a self-declared...
Harriet Clark’s debut novel is a fable-like story of growing up in the fallout of a family’s radical dreams.
Set largely in 2004 and 2005, Hynes’ sensual debut turns on the arrival of 17-year-old Chris Hartley with his parents in Spaulding, Maine. Chris’ recent coming out as gay scandaliz...
United Methodist novelist Jessica Brodie always starts her stories with the characters. Her strategy has proved successful, since her third novel recently topped Amazon’s bestselle...
If you’re deprived of a home, deprived of access to your family, you learn that, actually, being bound to others is the significant thing.
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