The Math Of Coffee And Clogging
Dancing is hard, especially if you have trouble with counting past four. Bill Lynch continues to explore clogging in this next installment of "Lore."
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W.Va. Native Looks At Depression, Treatment In New Novel
Debut novelist William Brewer teaches creative writing at Stanford University, but his Morgantown roots have deeply influenced his writing, and even the main character of his new book — "The Red Arrow" — is also a West Virginia native.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsNovel ‘How Fire Runs’ Looks At White Supremacy In Appalachia
In a fictional story based in eastern Tennessee, author Charles Dodd White explores this issue in his new novel “How Fire Runs” which looks at what happens when a group of white supremacists come to town.
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsWest Virginia Author Mesha Maren Writes Noir Story Set in Greenbrier County
West Virginia author Mesha Maren’s debut novel “Sugar Run” is set in a fictional version of Greenbrier County. Maren is from Alderson and currently splits…
Continue Reading Take Me to More NewsChristy Smith's Debut Novel ‘Killed It’ Comes With Surprises
Christy Smith’s debut novel “Killed It” is a thriller with a twist. Smith explained that the book is both a thriller and a dark comedy. It’s set in New…
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