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"Departing from Appalachia's 150-year-old literary legacy of formula and caricature, West Virginia native Ann Pancake uses the texture of language, an intense attention to place, and complexity of characterization to recreate the region - its tragic history and fragile culture, the interior landscapes of its people, and their deep rootedness in a threatened land. Her characters, already marginalized economically and socially, confront what many perceive as an invading outside culture, enduring and at times transcending the loss of their "place," both literally and figuratively. Their stories…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2001University Press of New England/Middlebury College Press · 136 pages · 9781584651185
FictionMaturation (Psychology)Social life and customsNew York Times reviewedFiction, psychologicalSouthern states, fiction





