The Archivist of the United States has "Saving the Wild South" on his reading list! Thanks, David Ferriero and congratulations on your coming retirement! https://t.co/ZDh4AeatQh @elainemaisner@UNC_Press
https://t.co/LJmzYhyBvw Pleased with this review from Chapter 16 out of Tennessee. Reviews in Chattanooga and Knoxville papers today. Chapter 16 is a newsletter from Humanities Tennessee and is supported by NEH. Great service to writers! @elainemaisner
Keen for Quinoa - Over the past 15 years, I have spent a fair amount of time riding in a car and enjoying the company of my colleague, the Reverend Dr. Sterling E. Freeman. Sterling is an itinerant preacher, social justice activist, deep thinker,... https://t.co/cJIIJo5XZz
Appalachian Anomaly - At the annual Table Rock Writers Workshop last week, our special guest was Emily Nunn, a native of southwest Virginia and author of The Comfort Food Diaries, published in 2017 by Simon & Schuster. Emily read from the memoir... https://t.co/55ybSVObcW
Vidalia by any other name--not so sweet - I have been thinking about onions this week after sampling a sweet onion out of Upstate South Carolina that was new to me. It’s called the Winzo Onion, and we found them in the town so named on a family... https://t.co/jT2Opl6lh2