Skip to content

Online Magazine

“Appalachia has beauty. The ancient crags, timber-cloaked slopes, rhododendron and laurel thickets, beds of ferns and flowers, and creeks and rushing rivers make it a land of stunning loveliness.”
— Harry M. Caudill, “O, Appalachia!,” Voices from the Hills

Top Posts

Where the Lilies Bloom
The Terror of Kudzu
Never Say "Pig" on a Boat - Appalachia's Superstitions and Old Wives' Tales
Copperhill - A Legacy
The Ballad of Fair Margaret and Sweet William
The Strange Case of David Lang

Subscribe Here

Enter your email address and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Join 416 other subscribers

Submissions

Click the image to submit your work

Most recent post

Down at Mullens

On:
In: Poetry

Down at Mullens every porch has a puffed couch
or wooden rockers where locals sit for a spell
watching gravel trucks rumble on past
Coal Country Bar and Grill, always crammed . . .

Designed using Nevark Premium. Powered by WordPress.