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When Miners March: West Va. Coalfield Tales Still Resonate
By Kari LydersenIn These Times As politicians and protesters hash out perhaps the very future of our planet at the…
When Miners March: A Review
By Theresa L. BurrissAppalachian HeritageSummer 2011 The recording and telling of history have proven to be troublesome for the critically-minded…
When Miners March reviewed in Appalachian Journal
By Peter SlavinAppalachian Journal: A Regional Studies ReviewVOLUME 39, NOS. 3 & 4 (SPR/SUMMER 2012) Few significant episodes in American…
Mining History Written in Blood
By Seth SandronskyPopulistJanuary 1st, 2018 Domestic coal mining history above and below ground lives on the pages of Written in…
Written in Blood: A Review
by George BrosiAppalachian Mountain BooksAugust 2017 The heart of this book is two articles that were published first in the…
Written in Blood: A CHOICE Review
By B.M. BantaCHOICEMarch 2018 Written in Blood comprises stories, interviews, and analyses that continue editor Harris’s unabashedly pro-miner and pro-union…
Written in Blood: A Publishers Weekly Review
By George BrosiPublishers WeeklyOctober 2017 This slender but powerful anthology from labor historian Harris (with William C. Blizzard, When Miners…
The Primal Screamer on Razorcake
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Missing Out On the Grotesque
By Isaac DwyerParallaxFebruary 8, 2012 Rearing his avant-garde head from a sea of psychological torture and anarchy, Nick Blinko, of…