COVID-19 In Appalachia: Poetry And Legacy In WNC

BPR News
21/07/2021 3 min

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For some artists, the pandemic was a time for creation and reflection. As part of BPR and Foxfire Museum's oral history project Jackson County poet Louise Runyon shared her poetry about pandemic - and her family connection to Western North Carolina.

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