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Journal Article
Provocative Perspective from a Distance
2020
Overview
The North Carolina Literary Review's definition of a North Carolina writer includes writers who have lived here, even if they are writing from outside of our state, and for this issue's special feature section, we decided to focus on such writers, to remind our readers of the North Carolina connection of writers like Ben Fountain and Mary Robinette Kowal, both interviewed in this issue. Lydia Ferguson's essay focuses on The Colonel's Dream, appropriately, as the title character of this novel is a returning expatriate, with plans to restart his life for himself and his motherless son in his native land, only to be disappointed by what follows. Jimmy Dean Smith shares his essay on Vanderbilt Professor Tony Earley's work, inspired by the region on the edge of Appalachia the author grew up in.
Publisher
University of North Carolina Press,The University of North Carolina Press
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