Dead Woman Hollow

Dead Woman HollowThree generations of Northern Appalachian women confront poverty, violence, and isolation. Dead Woman Hollow, a shady glade named for a rattlesnake bit mother left to die in 1908, is a novel that testifies to the true grit that is a birthright of the women of Northern Appalachia's remote mountain areas a beautiful and brutal land with a culture hostile to change. The novel spans three generations of women's lives connected by geography and history. It

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rapid review of the key topics you’ll likely see on the exam

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