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Current Issue Contents—Number 13, 2004 | Ordering the Current Issue Ethnic North Carolina |
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Ethnic North Carolina 
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North Carolina's Multicultural Beginnings in History and Lore, by E. Thomson Shields "There's always a story to tell": Creating Tradition on Qualla Boundary, by Karen J. McKinney Wachovia Wilds, a poem by Allison Hedge Coke Adantis, Land of Melded Cultures: An Interview with Marly Youmans, by Bes Stark Spangler "The Sea as Destination," a poem by Philip Arnold "anything but surrender": Preserving Southern Appalachia in the Works of Ron Rash, The Binding Ties between Women, their Art, and the Mountains, a review by Joyce Compton Brown Pauli Murray: A Case for the Poetry, by Christina G. Bucher clay; big hair, fat kitchen, lean loc; kodak moments; and burn cork bop, four poems by Cherryl Floyd-Miller Place in the Family, a poem by L. Teresa Church Investigating Social Injustice: BarbaraNeely's Blanche White Mysteries, by Ellen Arnold Waiting for America and Isaac in Durham, two poems by Mendi Lewis Obadike Wind Song and Rhythmic Feet, two poems by Lenard D. Moore Actaeon and Diana, a poem by Alan Shapiro Out of the Diaspora: Alan Shapiro on Poetry, Community and Life in the South, an interview by Sheryl Cornett Origins and Closure: An Interview with Ariel Dorfman, by Robert Siegel; introduced by Stuart W. Sanderson with Lorraine Hale Robinson "I was Pearl and my last name was Harbor": Monique Thuy-Dong Truong's "Kelly" and Ethnic Southern Memory, by Nahem Yousaf and Sharon Monteith Yankees and Indians, an essay by Jennifer Vivekanand
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St-Paul-de-Vence and Water Street, two poems by Michael White Doing Justice, an essay by Lee Zacharias On the Hinge, an essay by Meredith Anton Love Song, Gryllinae, a poem by Julie Kate Howard |
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"in the kitchen"; or, The Things I Might Have Learned from Ed Dorn, by Bill Morris |
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A View from the Kitchen: The Other Side of the Swinging Door, by Lorraine Hale Robinson
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A Revisionist Perspective on the American Revolution in the South, a review of President Jimmy Carter's The Hornet's Nest, by Ed Piacentino "attached to life at all four corners," a review of new novels by Michael Malone and Isabel Zuber, by Kristina Knotts Seeking and Surviving, a review of recent short story collections by Joe Ashby Porter, Kat Meads, and Deborah Cumming, by Sally Lawrence Family Reunions of Words, a review of recent collections of creative nonfiction by Tony Earley and Rebecca McClanahan, by Maryscot Mullins Talking Back; or, "an irreverent retort," a review of Fred Chappell's Backsass, by Michael Poteat
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Tom and Betsy's Family: Tobacco People, Memory, and Vernacular History, by Charles D. Thompson and Mary Williams Barnes Dictionary of North Carolina Writers, Rabb to Rust, by Lorraine Hale Robinson NC Newsbriefs, by Maryscot Mullins
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Margaret Bauer, Editor | NCLR | Department of English | East Carolina University
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