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 number 18 2009 cover design Dana Ezzell Gay "With the theme of North Carolina drama and a redesign, the Review steps to center stage as the most handsome such publication in the state." — Charles Wheeler, Greensboro News & Record Order the 2009 issue |
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number 18 2009 CONTENTS NORTH CAROLINA DRAMA “[What] the American Public Needs”:
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NORTH CAROLINA MISCELLANY Working with the Wiggle, an interview with Betty Adcock, by James Smith Two Poems with One Epigraph, Aegean Notes, and White Rhinoceros, three poems by Betty Adcock Slantwisdom, a review by Robert West of Betty Adcock’s new poetry collection To Tell, Not To Tell, To Tell It Slant?, a review by Catherine Carter of three new poetry collections Shape Notes, a poem by Marty Silverthorne art by David Terry The State of Poetry in North Carolina, a review by Jeffrey Franklin “An Appalachian-in-Exile”: Michael Chitwood Receives a Second Roanoke-Chowan Award for Poetry, presentation remarks by Michael McFee English Leather Lime, a poem by Julia Nunnally Duncan art by Duy Huynh James Applewhite Inducted into the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame, presentation remarks by Rebecca L. Godwin A Tribute to Doris Betts, Recipient of the 2008 Roberts Award for Literary Inspiration, presentation remarks by Maurice C. York The Whales Moved On, the 2008 Doris Betts Prize story, by Malcolm Campbell art by Mike Hoyt Have You Seen Me?, the 2008 Doris Betts 2nd place story, by Gregg Cusick photography by Louanne Watley “I am not Kitty Duncan”: Two Interviews with Kat Meads, by Margaret D. Bauer and Liza Wieland William Conescu: Writing Life as it Happens, an interview by Louisa J. Dang Gothic Realism in Reynolds Price’s Kate Vaiden, by Peggy Dunn Bailey Literary Inspiration Award to Honor Reynolds Price, by Elizabeth Howland Crimes Close to Home, a review by Art Taylor of John Hart’s North Carolina mysteries Two North Carolina Awards for Literature in 2008, by Maggie Rogers The Bible Salesman and the Magician, a review by George Hovis of novels by Clyde Edgerton and Daniel Wallace Virginia “Exile” Lee Smith Inducted into North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame, presentation remarks by Lucinda H. MacKethan Three Women Writers: Breaching Boundaries to Create New Realities, a review by Joyce Compton Brown A Place of Oaks and Bells: The Hutchinson Building at Mills Home, 1946–1948, an essay by D. Allen Carroll Four New Contributions to Thomas Wolfe Studies, a review by Wiley Cash, with an In Memoriam Historian William Stevens Powell Inducted into North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame, presentation remarks by Jerry Cashion High on the Hog, a review by Jerry Leath Mills of Holy Smoke 2008 R. Hunt Parker Award Goes to John Ehle, presentation remarks by Rebecca L. Godwin |
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