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Forty-nine poems collected from Appalachian communities as people discuss neighbors, kin, work, relationships, and themselves. This collection showcases the voices of the region's people in their own words, offering a vivid and authentic glimpse into their lives. The poems capture the essence of mountain life and the bonds of community, providing a rich tapestry of Appalachian culture.
First publish date: 1989
Genre: Poetry/Contemporary Poetry
Authors: Jo Carson
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