James Still

1 summaryLiterary Fiction, Historical Fiction

James Still was an American author known for his contributions to fiction. His notable work, "River of Earth," explores themes of rural life and the human experience in Appalachia. Still's writing often reflects his deep connection to the landscape and culture of the region.

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Books by James Still

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River of Earth
James Still
4.0 (955) average on GoodreadsLiterary Fiction
In 1920s Kentucky coal country, a young boy watches his family struggle between the harsh demands of the mines and the quiet strength of their mountain farm, enduring a world both difficult and unexpectedly beautiful.