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Ober, Hanson, Johnson, Rice, Poland, Rossetti

Gnomon Press

Portrait Photographs

Arts & Photography

WILLIAMS, Jonathan

Photography & Video

Fiction. First published in 1976, with a 2001 afterword by Wendell Berry. James Still was born on Double Creek in Alabama, one of ten children. For most of his life he lived in a log house at the forks of Troublesome and Wolfpen creeks in Knott County, Kentucky. The unique native dialect of the Kentucky mountains informs the language of all his stories. "Not many writers have been able to concentrate so much power into a few pages. When you look up from `The Nest' or `The Scrape,' you find the room filled with afterimages...Because, perhaps, of its artistic integrity this body of work never exploits or condescends to its subject, a region that has been condescended to and exploited almost by convention"--Wendell Berry.

Pattern of a Man and Other Stories

Literature & Fiction

James Still

Short Stories & Anthologies

Fiction. "Like Sherwood Anderson's 'Winesburg, Ohio' or Hemingway's Nick Adams stories, both of which it resembles in form and style, 'Kinfolks' is a short-story cycle dramatizing the growth of a young boy to early manhood, particularly as his development is reflected in changing relationships within a large Appalachian family. Like that of his mentors, Norman's work is novelistic in scope while preserving in the individual episodes the essential qualities of the short story. This new work can only enhance his reputation by suggesting that Norman may be the outstanding Appalachian storyteller of his generation"-The Courier-Journal.

Kinfolks: The Wilgus Stories

Norman, Gurney

United States

The catalogue for a traveling exhibition of photographers working in the American south. Organized by Ray Kass; selected by Jonathan Williams; texts by Kass, Williams, and James Baker Hall. Portfolios of photographs by Lyle Bonge, Alex Harris, Paul Kwilecki, John McWilliams, Sally Mann, Robert C. May, Ralph Eugene Meatyard, John Menapace, Guy Mendes, Bart Parker, and Evon Streetman. 94 pages; b&w plates throughout; 10.5 x 10 inches.

I SHALL SAVE ONE LAND UNVISITED: 11 Southern Photographers

Jonathan Williams

Ray Kass

Portrait photographs

Photography. Limited edition of 1800, numbered. Tipped in are thirty square color portrait plates by Williams of poets, artists, photographers, and musicians, among them William Carlos Williams, Ezra Pound, Mina Loy, Thomas Merton, Allen Ginsberg, H.D., and Lorine Niedecker. Glassine dust jacket in publisher's stiff paper slipcase.

Earthbones

TAYLOR, RICHARD

Poetry

Groundwork

Robert Morgan's most concentrated evocation of the southern Appalachian mountains in poetry. Poetry was the form for which he first received notice and it is an important basis for all the other writing that came after.

Morgan, Robert

British & Irish

Fiction. Hidden away in the nooks and crannies of American literature there are a number of overlooked masterpieces. One of these, SOME SWEET DAY, is an unrelenting portrait of life in a small town on the Texas prairie during World War II. "It is an evocative, painful and lovely book that captures the immediacy and bewilderment of a child facing harsh imponderables for the first time."—Publishers Weekly

Some Sweet Day

Woolley, Bryan

Literary

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