“Because the Appalachian culture puts so much emphasis on the home place…I think we’re constantly needing to rekindle with our roots.” Check out our latest on @davetabler, notable expatalachian and founder of the Appalachian Americans FB group #Appalachia
https://t.co/iDO90RCZJ1
My latest investigation of the epidemic of advanced black lung disease and the clear signals we found in federal data and internal memos - going back 20 years. https://t.co/Y1tPjyYwmf
Here’s a @wvgazettemail story about why I work at this newspaper in my home state and what this MacArthur Fellowship means to me:
https://t.co/4sW2h4vtMd
@bourbonswan According to my mother, who wages war against groundhogs in her garden every summer, they also hate onions. She once planted the whole perimeter with onions to make the groundhogs think it was all onions. They were not fooled.
@elizabethcatte@erickerl I wasn't there (sadly) but reading the tweets, I don't understand why organizers would invite someone known for a controversial thing, then pretend - and expect others to pretend - that controversial thing doesn't exist.
Last two hours of our membership drive and we’re down to 25. We only need 25 more new members by midnight. Join the BS, we need you! https://t.co/Xb4tDPex58 #BetterSouth
The idea that working class fiction and/or fiction centered around the rural poor hasn’t been published is horseshit. You just haven’t been reading it. Name a year and I’ll tell you a book that should’ve been bigger than it was. https://t.co/gvWuHKyG5J
@elizabethcatte When I was a kid my parents were friends with some West Virginia nuns who did counseling at a women's prison and didn't wear habits. They'd come stay for a weekend. We went to the motherhouse in Wheeling for one of their silver jubilee celebrations. I admit it sounds odd.
@elizabethcatte I loved the Judybats in college. I had two of their albums on cassette tape and played them constantly. I never meet other Judybats fans, sadly.