Netwest Mountain Writers and Poets: Echoes Reviewed in WNC Woman

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Nancy Simpson's Living Above the Frost Line (Carolina Wren Press) 2010

Book Review of Living Above the Frost Line by Jaimee Hills in INDY NEWS. Do you want to read the review? Click below.

http://www.indyweek.com/indyweek/nc-poet-nancy-simpson-internalizes-the-external-in-living-above-the-frost-line/Content?oid=1770784

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http://carolinawrenpress.org/books-and-merchandise/poetry/living-above-the-frost-line

Find LIVING ABOVE THE FROST LINE at the following stores:

The Book Nook, Blairsville, Georgia

Carolina Wren Press, Durham, NC

City Lights Book Store, Sylva, NC

Craft Shop at John C Campbell Folk School, Brasstown, NC

Malaprops Book Store, Asheville, NC

Phillips and Lloyd Book Shop, Hayesville, NC

LIVING ABOVE THE FROST LINE by Nancy Simpson has been nominated for a Poetry Award, 2011, SOUTHERN INDEPENDENT BOOKSELLERS ASSOCIATION.

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ECHOES ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE The NCWN West anthology, edited by Nancy Simpson, Echoes Across the Blue Ridge, stories, essays and poems by writers living in and inspired by the Southern Appalachian Mountains, published by Winding Path Publishing, is available for purchase at only $16.00. Book Stores City Lights Books, Sylva -- order online at http://www.citylightsnc.com/ Curiosity Books in Murphy, NC http://www.csbookstore.com/ Phillips and Lloyd Books in Hayesville, NC Books Unlimited, Franklin, NC Book Nook, Blairsville, GA Blue Ridge Books, Waynesville, NC Malaprop's bookstore in Asheville, NC Twice Upon A Time in Murphy, NC Highlands Books, Brevard, NC Fountainhead Book Store, Hendersonville,NC Carolina Crafting, Brasstown, NC The Craft Shop at John C. Campbell Folk School Echoes Across the Blue Ridge is also available at these places online: http://www.ncwriters.org/ http://www.doubleeagleenterprises.com/ htttp://www.magnoliatrappings.com/item/491

ECHOES ACROSS THE BLUE RIDGE - Reviewers say:

Books, DVDs and Plays by Netwest Writers, Poets and Playwrights

Belled Buzzards, Hucksters and Grieving Specters by Gary Carden
Children of Sherlock Holmes by Ben Eller
DVDs by Gary Carden "Prince of Dark Corners," "Nance Dude" and "Birdell."
Harmony and True Grit by Mary Lou McKillip
Heading Home by John Malone
I Hear the River Call My Name by Mary Ricketson
Living Above the Frost Line New and Selected Poems by Nancy Simpson
Mason Jars in the Flood by Gary Carden
Missy's Gift by Jerry Hobbs
My Friends, My Dogs, by Shirley Uphouse
Now Might as Well Be Then, poetry by Glenda C. Beall
Plays by Gary Carden, "Mother Jones" and "Signs and Wonders"
Red Clay, Blood River by William Everett
Sacred Fire by Brenda Kay Ledford
Teaching the Robins by Janice Townley Moore
The Christmas Curmudgeon by James Cox
The Day of the Knights by Jack Joseph Prather
The Raindrop Waltz and Other Plays by Gary Carden
Up River: A Novel of Attempted Restoration, George Ivey
When the Sap Rises by Glenda Barrett

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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Echoes Reviewed in WNC Woman

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