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Unbroken Circle: Stories of Cultural Diversity in the South

Contributor(s): Watts, Julia (Editor), Smith, Larry (Editor), Offutt, Chris (Author), Willis, Meredith Sue (Author), White, Charles Dodd (Author), Mann, Jeff (Author), Argiri, Laura (Author), Lippincott Et Al, Robbin (Author), Napier, Okey (Author)

ISBN: 9780933087736

Publisher: Bottom Dog Press

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Pub Date: May 15, 2017

Dewey: FIC

Lexile Code: 0000

Target Age Group: NA to NA

Physical Info: 0.45" H x 9.00" L x 6.00" W ( 0.64 lbs) 192 pages

Series: Appalachian Writing

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Description: From the Introduction:

"The writing gathered here is the result of some deep questioning and brave sharing. Whether in personal non-fiction or projected storytelling, the writing witnesses life as it�s lived today. Character and voice are paramount, as are theme and style. These are real people caught in authentic situations and struggles for acceptance and caring. In a country where division and judgment are prominent, they open the circle of acceptance. As Ram Dass declares, the circle is a wonderful image and concept, only keep it expanding. We thank these writers and you reading it as part of our unbroken circle.

�Larry Smith

Brief description: Chris Offutt grew up in Haldeman, Kentucky, population 200, in the eastern hills. He has published 6 books set in Kentucky. He also wrote screenplays for True Blood, Weeds, and Treme. His work is included in many textbooks and anthologies, including Best American Short Stories, Best American Essays, and The Pushcart Prize, 2017. His most recent book is My Father, the Pornographer, from Simon & Schuster.

Review Quotes: The writing gathered here is the result of some deep questioning and brave sharing. Whether in personal nonfiction or projected storytelling, the writing witnesses life as it�s lived today. Character and voice are paramount, as are theme and style. These are real people caught in authentic situations and struggles for acceptance and caring. In a country where division and judgment are so prominent, they open the circle of acceptance. As Ram Dass declares, the circle is a wonderful image and concept, only keep it expanding. We thank these writers and welcome you reading it as part of our unbroken circle.

�Larry Smith (Introduction)

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