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ANTHOLOGIES

My story "Silenced" appears here.

“This book offers a great way to get a feel for Appalachian literature from the time it first became known as a sub-genre until the present because the Highland Summer Conference is one of the most vital anchors of the super structure of Appalachian literature.”—Appalachian Mountain Books

Book cover titled 'Eyes Glowing at the Edge of the Woods'.

My story "Her" appears here.

“Never sentimental or clichéd, this essential collection captures the complexity and richness of West Virginia today. Revealing a deep, sometimes uneasy connection to home, these stories and poems carry us into the coalfields and hollers, cities, and small towns across West Virginia, and take surprising turns along the way to illuminate its beauty, darkness, violence, and grace.”--Carter Sickels, author of The Evening Hour

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