Index of Articles in AppLit
General Topics in Appalachian Literature, Film, Drama, Folklore, and Language	Focus on Specific Works or Authors: Alphabetical by Authors Discussed
Ferrum Performers Keep Jack Tales Alive By Lana A. Whited and Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College	Revisiting the Tatum Family: Regional Books by Ruth and Latrobe Carroll By Judy A. Teaford Mountain State University
"Miz Jackson was just talking outta her head, girl":  A Survey of Realism in Appalachian Picture Books By Judy A. Teaford, Mountain State University	The Contributions of Rebecca Caudill and Dorothy Hoobler to Appalachian Literature for Young Adults By Mary Warner West Carolina University
Wonder Tales in Appalachia By Grace Toney Edwards Radford University	Regarding Richard Chase - and - About a Book By Sandy Schuckett and Michael McGrorty California Library Association
Oral Traditions and Modern Adaptations: Survey of Appalachian Folktales in Children's Literature By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College	Once Upon a Time in Appalachia: Tom Davenport’s Fairy Tale Films By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College
West Virginia's Now-Famous First-Time Filmmakers By Steve Fesenmaier West Virginia Library Commission	The Secret Life and Brutal Death of Mamie Thurman Nonfiction book excerpt by F. Keith Davis
Early West Virginia Cinema: From Tol’able David to The Night of the Hunter, 1921-1955 By Steve Fesenmaier West Virginia Library Commission	The Altar of Patriarchy in John Ehle's The Winter People By M. Katherine Grimes Ferrum College
The Script as Story Theatre By R. Rex Stephenson Ferrum College	Frankie - Review of play on Frankie Silver by William Gregg and Perry Deane Young By Lana A. Whited Ferrum College
First Graders Pursue Giants and Little People By Linda Mainland	A Greater Fairness: May Justus as Popular Educator By George Loveland Ferrum College
Stephen Gordon Produces Video on Appalachian Oral Tradition  for 2005 National History Day Project	George Loveland's Book Under the Workers' Caps Wins 2007 Harry Caudill Award
Teaching Appalachia By Tracy L. Roberts Purdue University	Interviews with George Ella Lyon and Richard Jackson By Tracy L. Roberts Purdue University
Folkways in Appalachian Children's Literature Abstracts of conference papers by Judy A. Teaford, Roberta T. Herrin, Tina L. Hanlon	"Based on a True Story": Using Sharyn McCrumb's Ballad of Frankie Silver to Teach the Conventions of Fiction By Lana A. Whited Ferrum College
Chinese Students Learn Jack Tales By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College	Book Review of The Ballad of Frankie Silver by Sharyn McCrumb By Lana A. Whited Ferrum College
Old and New Stories from Appalachia (in The Five Owls web site) By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College	Transplanted in Appalachia: Illustrated Folktales by Barry Moser By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College
Reimagining Normal in Literary Depictions of Language Change and Dialect Diversity By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College	Book Review of Daniel Patterson's A Tree Accurst: Bobby McMillon and Stories of Frankie Silver By Lana A. Whited Ferrum College
Short Reviews: An Appalachian Mother Goose Big Fraid, Little Fraid Davy Crockett Stories Hillchild: A Folklore Chapbook  Responses to Rex Stephenson's "Mutsmag" by College Student To submit a review or article, contact Tina L. Hanlon.	Strong Women in Appalachian Folktale Dramatizations by R. Rex Stephenson By Tina L. Hanlon Ferrum College
	Review of Too Free for Me by R. Rex Stephenson By Lana A. Whited Ferrum College
Appalachian Picture Gallery	Capturing Characters on Stage for the College and Community: An Interview with Playwright Rex Stephenson (in Virginia Libraries web site, 2008 nos. 3-4) By Tina L. Hanlon
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