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The mountains won't remember us, and other stories / Robert Morgan.

Summary:

In this breathtaking collection of stories, celebrated author and poet Robert Morgan portrays the lives and history of a strong-limbed, strong-willed people: the settlers of the Blue Ridge Mountains and their descendants. Struggling to survive in an ancient mountain landscape that alternately thwarts their efforts and infuses them with joy and vitality, Morgan's people undergo the transition from the Indian skirmishes of the post-Revolutionary War era to the trailer parks of the present day. With one eye on the land itself and the other on its inhabitants, Morgan poignantly portrays a history of change, of transformation in the landscape, in humanity's relationship to the earth, and in people's relationships with each other. His intimate knowledge of the region he portrays makes this collection a valuable social history. At the same time, Morgan offers a moving theme to that which is universal and eternal--the majestic immutability of the earth and the heroic human struggle to live, love, and create new life.Focusing on one people in one place, Morgan addresses the themes that matter to all people in all places: birth and death, love and loss, joy and sorrow, the necessity for remembrance, and the inevitability of forgetting.

Record details

  • ISBN: 1561450499
  • ISBN: 9781561450497
  • Physical Description: 250 pages ; 22 cm
  • Publisher: Atlanta : Peachtree Publishers, [1992]

Content descriptions

Formatted Contents Note:
Poinsett's Bridge -- Watershed -- The Sal Raeburn Gap -- Martha Sue -- Death crown -- Caretakers -- Frog level -- Cracklin' bread -- The bullnoser -- Mack -- The mountains won't remember us.
Subject:
Mountain life > Fiction.
Blue Ridge Mountains > Fiction.
North Carolina > Social life and customs > Fiction.
Genre:
Fiction.
Short stories.

Available copies

  • 27 of 28 copies available at NC Cardinal.
  • 1 of 1 copy available at McDowell County Public Library. (Show)

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  • 0 current holds with 28 total copies.
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Location Call Number / Copy Notes Barcode Shelving Location Status Due Date
Old Fort Branch Library NC/FIC/MOR (Text) 37810433495636 Adult Fiction Available -
Albert Carlton - Cashiers Community Library F MORGAN (Text) 39493104171147 Adult Fiction Available -
Cleveland County Main Library F MORGAN (Text) 22281500093406 Adult Fiction Available -
Dunn Public Library F Mor (Text) 33436001017497 Adult Fiction Available -
Forsyth Central NC FIC Morgan, Robert (Text) 0112503569041 North Carolina Collection Noncirculating -
Government and Heritage Library Morgan (Text)
: Library's copy signed by author.
33091006169080 Adult Fiction Available -
Haywood County Main Library F Morgan (Text) 33115007682059 Adult Fiction Available -
High Point Library FIC Morgan Robert (Text) 30519006010857 Adult Fiction Available -
Jacksonville Main Library NC FIC MORGAN (Text) 36015000333977 Adult Fiction Available -
Leicester Library F MOR (Text) 0020504161256 Adult Nonfiction Display Available -

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