UNC Press - Appalachian Heritage

Appalachian Heritage

Edited by George Brosi

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Since 1973, Appalachian Heritage has been a leading literary magazine of the Southern Appalachian Region. With a subscription to Appalachian Heritage, you will delight in the poetry, thoroughly enjoy the short stories, be stimulated by the literary biography and criticism, and be awed by the photography and art. You will also find that you can keep up with new regional books, literary events and news easily in the quarterly issues of Appalachian Heritage and on our Web site.

We are, true to our name, Appalachian Heritage, mindful of those who preceded us, but we are also much more than that. We are a forward-looking literary quarterly that publishes innovative, contemporary art, poetry, fiction, photography and prose.

Frequency: Quarterly (Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall)

Size: 6 x 9, approx. 130 pages

Circulation: 800

Bibliographic Information: ISSN: 03632318

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Subscriptions: Volume 39, 2011

Individuals (US) 1 yr: $25	Individuals (US) 2 yr: $48
Individuals (non-US) 1 yr: $45	Individuals (non-US) 2 yr: $88
Institutions (US) 1 yr: $38	Institutions (non-US) 1 yr: $58

Individuals (US) 1 yr: $25

Individuals (US) 2 yr: $48

Individuals (non-US) 1 yr: $45

Individuals (non-US) 2 yr: $88

Institutions (US) 1 yr: $38

Institutions (non-US) 1 yr: $58

Online Access: Available through Project Muse.

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About the Editor
George Brosi grew up in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and received a bachelor's degree in Sociology from Carleton College in 1965, followed by a master's degree in English Education from Western Carolina University in 1990. In addition to his half-time job as editor of Appalachian Heritage George Brosi, along with his wife, Connie, runs a retail book business specializing exclusively in books from and about Appalachia.

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