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A Single Green Feather

Ron Rash weaves a haunting tale of obsession, preservation, and the dark lengths some will go to possess beauty.

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A Scrape of Fingernails

An excerpt from “The Caretaker,” the latest—and possibly final—novel from a titan of Appalachian literature, North Carolina’s Ron Rash

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Almost a decade ago, Betsy Haywood began searching for the roots of her Raleigh family. She discovered her tribe was far broader than she ever expected.

The traditional musician Jake Blount plumbs the depths of African American string band music and comes up with a thoroughly modern style that’s like nothing you’ve ever heard.

Guitarist and singer Jake Xerxes Fussell grew up steeped in folklore, thanks to his musicologist father and textile artist mother. Like his parents, the younger Fussell is always searching through the back catalogs of Southern culture — but rendering art that is always of the moment.

Richard Murff admits to being perhaps the only Southerner ever to own two hunting dogs, neither of which would hunt.

“I didn’t know whether to congratulate her or say I’m sorry. I didn’t recognize her at first.” A short story about separation, reunion, and the long, twisting path of a marriage.

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Ron Rash weaves a haunting tale of obsession, preservation, and the dark lengths some will go to possess beauty.

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A Single Green Feather

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A Scrape of Fingernails

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