An interview with Katrina Powell about “Beginning Again: Stories of Movement and Migration in Appalachia.”
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Lacey Lyons is a freelance writer based in Nashville, Tennessee. She is the storybook coordinator for The Tennessee Health Care Campaign, a statewide health care advocacy group. Her writing has also been published by Shirley Ryan Ability Lab and in STAT News. She serves as the editor for author Dianne Liuzzi Hagan and has conducted disability rights and disability justice advocacy for organizations like Disability Rights Tennessee, The Arc, and The National Endowment for the Arts, among others. She taught English with an emphasis in disability studies at Belmont University for ten years.
On Family, Mangos, and AP Style: An Interview with Annabelle Tometich
An interview with Annabelle Tometich on her memoir, “The Mango Tree.”
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“It’s Just the Same Damn Thing”: Molly McGhee on the State of Modern U.S. Work Culture
An interview with Molly McGhee about her new novel, “Jonathan Abernathy You Are Kind.”
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Leaving Space for Hope: Elizabeth Hilborn’s “Restoring Eden”
An interview with Elizabeth Hilborn about her new memoir, “Restoring Eden.”
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“Traces” Puts Women in the Spotlight of American History
Traces tells the story of the American frontier from a female perspective.
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“Music and Mystique in Muscle Shoals” Chronicles a Legendary Music Scene
An interview with Christopher Reali about “Music and Mystique in Muscle Shoals.”
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Nostalgia, Marketing, and Comfort Food in “Red Sauce”
An interview with author Ian MacAllen, discussing “Red Sauce,” his book chronicling the Italian-American creation of a comfort food tradition.
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Reckoning with Complexity: Imani Perry on “South to America”
An interview with Imani Perry about her new book, “South to America”
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Grief and Illusion in “We Imagined It Was Rain”
An interview with Andrew Siegrist on his new short story collection, “We Imagined It Was Rain.”
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“A Quilt for David”: Poems that Shed Light on Shame, Humanity, and the Realities of Illness
An interview with poet and educator Steven Reigns regarding his new collection of poetry, “A Quilt for David.”
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