Like the Percival Everett novel “Erasure” on which it is based, the Oscar-nominated “American Fiction” calls out white expectations about the performance of Blackness. Meredith McCarroll (she/her) reflects on the multiple questions it raises, for New Lines Magazine. newlinesmag.com/argument/the-l…

Dreams that come true with our App Studies master’s degree program. For graduate student Yndiana Montes Fogelquist to become a documentarian was an important goal to accomplish.
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‘Remembering and Forgetting’ musical performance to honor victims of gun violence wataugademocrat.com/news/local/rem… via Watauga Democrat

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Excited to host this inspiring climate speaker tonight at App State! Join us at 6:00 pm in the Blue Ridge Ballroom, room 201AB in Plemmons Student Union. Learn how difficult climate emotions can transform us and mobilize positive climate action. Details at resilience.appstate.edu/events/226-2/

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“Rural Reimagined: A Grand Challenge for Appalachia” Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville, Tennessee, March 20-22, 2025

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“Captures in gripping detail how the effects of a disaster like the Buffalo Creek flood can continue to haunt the sturdiest of people even years later.” — Yale University

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Patrick Bizarro reflects on “Yellow Leaves: Poems” by Alana Dagenhart.
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Lacy Snapp examines Stephanie Kendrick’s “In Any of These Towns: Poems.”

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Charles Dodd White considers the poetry collection “Tamp: Poems” by Denton Loving.

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Jessica Cory examines “In Plena Vita—The Full Life: The Collected Poems of Timothy Russell,” edited by Marc Harshman and Larry Smith.

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Neema Avashia reviews “Gay Poems for Red States” by Willie Edward Taylor Carver Jr.
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Elise Johnson reflects on “The Foxfire Book of Appalachian Women: Stories of Landscape and Community in the Mountain South,” edited by Kami Ahrens.

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Mark Powell reviews Ron Rash’s “The Caretaker: A Novel.”
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews! Maggie Anderson considers “Genesis Road” by Susan O’Dell Underwood.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews! Phillip Obermiller reviews Max Fraser’s “Hillbilly Highway: The Transappalachian Migration and the Making of a White Working Class.”
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