Behind the Scenes with Appalachian Writer James Still

Ted Olson

Behind the Scenes with Appalachian Writer James Still

Ted Olson

Department of Appalachian Studies

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Abstract

Excerpt: In the final few years of his life—he died at 94 on April 28, 2001—James Still had many friends, most of them much younger than he was since he had outlived most of his contemporaries. I was one of Mr. Still’s younger, and certainly one of his newest, friends.

Original language	American English
Journal	Appalachian History [blog]
State	Published - Apr 1 2013

Keywords

Applachian literature
James Still

Disciplines

Appalachian Studies
Creative Writing

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Behind the Scenes with Appalachian Writer James Still

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