Peter Taylor is one of the South’s most celebrated writers—the author of acclaimed short stories, plays, and the novels A Summons to Memphis and In the Tennessee Country. The Peter Taylor Prize for the Novel, cosponsored by the Knoxville Writers’ Guild and the University of ...
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2006 Peter Taylor Prize for the Novel
Run in the Fam'ly: A Novel
John J. McLaughlin / Hardcover / 304 pages
Peter Taylor is one of the South’s most celebrated writers—the author of acclaimed short stories, plays, and the novels A Summons to Memphis and In the Tennessee Country. The Peter Taylor Prize ...
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December 1, 2006 by
Cheryl Carson in
African American Studies,
American Religion,
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Appalachian Studies,
Communications, Film Studies, Art and Music,
Environment and Nature Studies,
Fiction,
Folklore, Folklife, Mat'l Culture and Vernacular Arch.,
History - 20th Century,
UT Press General
Thirteen states between (and including) parts of New York and Mississippi constitute the enigmatic Appalachian region—home to the beautiful mountain system that shares its name. It is a region that has produced some of the most talented writers, gifted artisans, and richest lore in the world. The University of Tennessee Press is pleased to be ...
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Blood Kin grew out of a single image, a man walking home along a dirt road, combined with the stories of the brothers of my maternal grandfather, each of whom seemed to live a life touched deeply by the tragedies of the twentieth century.
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