VOLUME 37, NUMBERS 1 & 2 (Fall 2009/Winter 2010) $15.00

■ SIGNS OF THE TIMES ... 4

■ THE POETS ... 26
■ Shiners, poem by Gilbert Allen ... 27
■ The Pound Cake Wars (1943), poem by Janice Townley Moore ... 121
■ At Home, Late Winter, poem by Emily E. Hancock ... 132
■ Visitations (a psalm), poem by Emily E. Hancock ... 133
■ A Trout Fisherman Considers Global Warming, poem by Michael Dowdy ... 134
■ Laxton Peas, poem by Sandra Farmer ... 135

■ GATLINBURG’S CHEROKEE MONUMENT: PUBLIC MEMORY IN THE SHADOW OF A NATIONAL PARK by Andrew Denson ... 28

■ “WAAAAAY BACK UP IN THE MOUNTAINS”: AN INTERVIEW WITH STORYTELLER ORVILLE HICKS by Lisa Baldwin, Anne E. Chesky, Rachel F. Westrom, Meredith Doster, Joshua Noah, Danielle E. Rector, Brittony S. Fitzgerald, Mollie K. Surber, Dave Wood, and Zachary Fulbright, with Thomas A. McGowan ... 44

■ GENDER, RACE, AND RELIGION IN SILAS HOUSE’S APPALACHIAN TRILOGY by Donna Summerlin ... 76

■ THE APPALACHIAN VOLUNTEERS IN PERSPECTIVE by David Walls ... 100

■ REVIEWS
■ William R. Schumann on Welsh Americans by Ronald L. Lewis ... 106
■ Bruce E. Stewart on Culture, Class, and Politics in Modern Appalachia edited by Jennifer Egolf, Ken Fones-Wolf, and Louis C. Martin ... 108
■ J. Todd Nesbitt on In Search of Ulster-Scots Land by Barry Aron Vann ... 110
■ John H. Rosenhamer on Women, Work, and Family in the Antebellum Mountain South by Wilma A. Dunaway ... 113
■ Danielle E. Rector on Blue Ridge Shape Notes produced & directed by Mary Greene ...115
■ John Lang on Don’t Leave Hungry: Fifty Years of Southern Poetry Review edited by James Smith ... 117
■ Suzanne Wise on Once Around the Track by Sharyn McCrumb ... 119

■ CHRONICLE ... 122

■ APPALACHIA BY THE NUMBERS ... 136

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