Working Lady w/Broom Doll | Ritchie Cornhusk Dolls

Working Lady w/Broom Doll | Ritchie Cornhusk DollsThe Ritchie family involvement in the arts and crafts of eastern Kentucky spans a large range from the collection and singing of ballads by my aunt, Jean Ritchie, to the crafting of quilts, the making of dulcimers, the painting of gourds, and the creation of cornhusk dolls. The Ritchie family is very proud of its Kentucky roots and heritage. Sally Yates is the fifth child born to Jewel Ritchie and Joseph Robinson. Sally and her four siblings were

The Flooded Town

• Welt pockets with mesh pocket bags

by Erin Miller Reid

by Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle

with all the damage that life causes

women grinding meat and mixing sausage and readying hams for preservation

Bravo to Ted Olson and the University Press of Kentucky for this valuable addition to James Still's legacy

and a two-year subscription will subscribe you for four issues

immersed in loneliness

he describes the ebbs and flows of Appalachian living while celebrating the culture defined by family

From the beginning

Still did sit down and write—the classic novel River of Earth and many poems and short stories that have found their way into national publications