Writing West Virginia: Place, People, and Poverty in Contemporary Literature from the Mountain State - Creasman, Boyd
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With their stirring depictions of a proud people striving for fulfilment in a land of natural beauty and economic hardship, West Virginia authors have produced a body of work that is worthy of study and of celebration. In Writing West Virginia, Boyd Creasman examines the fiction and poetry of eight accomplished writers who exemplify the rich but often overlooked literary heritage of the Mountain State.

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With their stirring depictions of a proud people striving for fulfilment in a land of natural beauty and economic hardship, West Virginia authors have produced a body of work that is worthy of study and of celebration. In Writing West Virginia, Boyd Creasman examines the fiction and poetry of eight accomplished writers who exemplify the rich but often overlooked literary heritage of the Mountain State.
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Autorenporträt
Boyd Creasman is a professor of English and vice president for academic affairs at West Virginia Wesleyan College, where he won a number of teaching awards and taught Appalachian literature for fifteen years. He has published scholarly articles in journals such as Studies in Humanities, Studies in Short Fiction, and Appalachian Journal.