July 28, 2019Midwest Book Review A new way of doing things attracted many in the cultural revolutions of the 1960s. "West of…- July 28, 2019by Seth SandronskyZ MagazineJuly/August 2012 If you favor the Occupy Wall Street moment, you might also savor the personal and…
- July 28, 2019by P. HarveyCHOICESeptember 2012 This excellent, unique collection comes via the joint efforts of a multidisciplinary team of scholars as…
- July 28, 2019By Jesse Drewreprinted by Tank MagazineMarch 2014 As a teenage runaway in the 1970s, media artist and writer Jesse Drew…
- July 28, 2019By Sara MatthewsHumboldt Journal of Social RelationsIssues 36, 2014 The writing of history has left the American communal and “back-to-the-land”…
- July 28, 2019Struggle and Lose, Struggle and Win! By Ron JacobsCounterpunch Imagine yourself in a tavern or diner somewhere near Blair Mountain…
- July 28, 2019By Kari LydersenIn These Times As politicians and protesters hash out perhaps the very future of our planet at the…
- July 28, 2019By Theresa L. BurrissAppalachian HeritageSummer 2011 The recording and telling of history have proven to be troublesome for the critically-minded…
- July 28, 2019By Peter SlavinAppalachian Journal: A Regional Studies ReviewVOLUME 39, NOS. 3 & 4 (SPR/SUMMER 2012) Few significant episodes in American…
- July 28, 2019By Seth SandronskyPopulistJanuary 1st, 2018 Domestic coal mining history above and below ground lives on the pages of Written in…
- July 28, 2019by George BrosiAppalachian Mountain BooksAugust 2017 The heart of this book is two articles that were published first in the…
- July 28, 2019By B.M. BantaCHOICEMarch 2018 Written in Blood comprises stories, interviews, and analyses that continue editor Harris’s unabashedly pro-miner and pro-union…
