Ep. 2 | Where does Appalachian Literature come from?

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In the second episode of Read Appalachia, host Kendra Winchester poses the question, where does Appalachian Literature come from? The learn the answer, Kendra talks to Derek Krissoff, the Director of West Virginia University Press, and Meg Reid, the Directer of Hub City Press.
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Things Mentioned

• West Virginia University Press
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• Hub City Press
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• Belt Publishing
• University of Kentucky Press
• Blair

Books Mentioned

Guest Info

Derek Krissoff is director at West Virginia University Press and has previously worked at the university presses at Georgia and Nebraska.

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Meg Reid is the Director of Hub City Press in Spartanburg, South Carolina, where she finds and champions new and overlooked voices from the American South, including Carter Sickels, Drew Lanham, Ashley M. Jones, and Anjali Enjeti. An editor and book designer, her essays have appeared online in outlets like DIAGRAM, Oxford American, and The Rumpus. She holds an MFA in Nonfiction from the University of North Carolina Wilmington, where she served as Assistant Editor of the literary magazine, Ecotone, and worked for the literary imprint Lookout Books.

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