Dancer of the Appalachians is the first novel by
James Everidge De Forest. The novel depicts James Dancer, the adopted son... More > of a Shaman's daughter. She is the tribal Keeper of Secrets and a catcher of dreams. < Less

New collection of poetry by Kentucky author, Rudy Thomas. Poems of love, loss, family, and place--including previously published material...

Poetry can be sensuous, but not every poet can be sensuous and impassioned. The poetry in this volume is both sensuous and... More > impassioned. The poetry in this volume emerges from a smile, a dream, a memory, fire and snow. Rudy Thomas is impassioned enough to turn over stones along Old Seventy Creek and share the things he discovers beneath them as poetry. < Less

Inciting A Write is poetry, full of images, scenes, and insights. Rudy Thomas is a poet of place, but his place is not... More > limited to, but rather enhanced by rural lanscapes, flowing streams, the glimpse of a woman's skin, and poetry found amoung things that never get lost. < Less

Back To E is not another ghost story although two of the main characters are ghosts. One is the ghost of a famous American... More > author and the other is the ghost from one of the writer's novels. The second ghost thinks the first ghost is God. Tomas starts the wheels to this adventure turning when he begins to write a novel of his own. Follow the three men and a mysterious woman in this informative, easy to read novel. < Less

Much has been written about the James Gang, Frank and Jesse. Stealing Women & Robbing Trains takes a look at the James'... More > brothers, not as outlaws only, but as men with feelings, words, and winning ways as told, for the most part through the eyes of Frank. New, never before published materials about Frank James and the Samuels family in Kentucky is included. < Less

A collection of ghost stories and folk tales by Lindsey Wilson College Upward Bound students and staff. The reader can begin... More > to explore the traditions, origins, and sources of American folklore and tales by examining the words represented in this collection of regional and local Kentucky manifestations. < Less

Not just another ghost story, Back to E follows three writers, two of them ghosts, as they interact, coming to terms with... More > each other, writing, life and death, and the dilemma of creation. < Less

To know fully one field is a life experience. In the world of poetic experience it is depth that counts and not width. Old... More > Seventy Creek, the mountains and hollows of love, life and loss, these are as much as a poet can fully experience. < Less

Poetry of love & love lost.