Tag Archives: Appalachian literature

New Book Review: “To the Bones” by Valerie Nieman, in Appalachian Review

Posted on September 16, 2021 by scout2011

Hi, friends. It’s been a while. Again. For my family and me, time has both sped up and seemed suspended or slow during the year and a half of pandemic life. I know we’re not alone. Like many of you, … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Appalachian literature, Appalachian Review, Barbara Kingsolver, book list, book review, books, coal, coal country, creative nonfiction, Crystal Wilkinson, essay, fiction, Halloween reads, Katherine Scott Crawford, literary journal, literary magazine, literary thriller, review, Ron Rash, Silas House, Southern fiction, Southern literature, supernatural, to be read, To the Bones, Valerie Nieman, Wendell Berry, West Virginia, West Virginia University Press, Wiley Cash, zombies | Leave a comment

New Review of Keowee Valley + Upcoming Events

Posted on April 13, 2015 by scout2011

There’s a new review of my debut historical novel, Keowee Valley, in BlueRidgeNow–the online version of the Hendersonville Times-News. Though the novel was published in 2012, I’m excited that people are still writing and talking about it! Especially regionally and … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Appalachian literature, Blue Ridge Bookfest, Blue Ridge Now, Flat Rock, Hendersonville Times-News, historical adventure, historical fiction, Joe Galloway, Karen White, Katherine Scott Crawford, Keowee Valley, NC, novel review, regional literature, Southern literature, Terry Kay, Tommy Hays, Upcountry SC, Western North Carolina, WNC | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Appalachian literature

New Book Review: “To the Bones” by Valerie Nieman, in Appalachian Review

New Review of Keowee Valley + Upcoming Events

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