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Published in 1997 by Gnomon Press, this poetry collection vividly captures Appalachian life. Jim Wayne Miller explores identity, tradition, and deep ties to the land as he celebrates the spirit and resilience of the region and gives voice to overlooked rural experiences.

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Published in 1997 by Gnomon Press, this poetry collection vividly captures Appalachian life. Jim Wayne Miller explores identity, tradition, and deep ties to the land as he celebrates the spirit and resilience of the region and gives voice to overlooked rural experiences.
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Autorenporträt
Jim Wayne Miller (1936-1996), a native of the mountain country of North Carolina, was a professor of German language and literature at Western Kentucky University for thirty-three years. He served as a consultant to Appalachian studies programs in Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio and was a visiting professor of Appalachian studies at what is now the Loyal Jones Appalachian Center at Berea College. He received multiple awards, and his books include Copperhead Cane; Dialogue with a Dead Man; The Mountains Have Come Closer; Vein of Words; Nostalgia for 70; Brier, His Book; Newfound; and His First, Best Country.