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Cottie Mourns: A Comedy of Sea Island Folk, a Playmakers play by Patricia McMullan
introduced by Bryan Giemza
King Mackerel and the Blues Are Running, a song by Bland Simpson and Jim Wann
introduced by Jerry Leath Mills
"The Outer Banks" Poems of Muriel Rukeyser and W.D. Ehrhart
introduced and annotated by Martin Kich
Outer Banks, a poem by Claire Millikin
photography by Sandra Carawan
"I am a Country Editor": W.O. Saunders and The Independent, an essay by Brian Edwards
Two Saunders Protégés, interviews by George Jackson
Ocracoke Bookstores: Distinctive Island Reading, an essay by Sally Lawrence
Preserving Outer Banks Literature and History with the North Carolina History and Fiction Digital Library, an essay by Elizabeth H. Smith with Margaret D. Bauer
Ode to Neva May, an essay by Bland Simpson
Trying to Find My Way Back Home to East Lake, North Carolina, an essay by Elena Tajima Creef
"in Wilderness is . . . preservation": An Interview with Jan DeBlieu, by Sheryl Cornett
Love Letters of a Solitary Naturalist, a review of Pat Garber's Ocracoke Odyssey, by Maryscot Mullins
Seine of the Times: Talking Fish with a Couple of Women, an interview with Barbara Garrity-Blake and Susan West,
by Stephanie West-Puckett
Saving the Outer Banks: Discreet Consumption in David Payne's Gravesend Light, an essay by Virginia Nickles Osborne
photography by Sandra Carawan
Jimmies, Sooks, and the Zen of Soft Crab Shedding, an essay and photography by Lorraine Hale Robinson
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