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Gary Carden

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Dobyns novel reveals small town underbelly

Tension-soaked novel is one of Appalachia’s best

Movies, book explore travails of Memphis Three

The unforgettable life of Nancy Silver

Rash’s Appalachia is both rich and flawed

1967 novel sheds light on obscure mass drowning

Zombie lore, one bite at a time

Uncompromising, dark and a worthwhile read

Racism and adultery drive Spencer’s novel

Novel is both shocking and admirable

Lahane scores with steamy suspense novel

Album perfectly interprets ‘songs’ of Blake

MacDonald may be innocent after all

Winter has come and Martin turns up the heat

Real stories and lessons on how to tell them

Finding kindred souls in the Wyoming backcountry

Rare book harkens back to a different time

What is wrong with teaching in the US?

New religions and powerful women aplenty

When the snows fell on Babbie’s house

Rash's Chemistry "notable"

Tuning in once again

Martin earns mention alongside Tolkien

Snake handlers riveting but cliché

Things are as they just should be — just ask Booger

Sequel picks up enticing tale

George R.R. Martin’s world captures readers

‘Raylan’ is business as usual for Leonard

Light-hearted take on life’s last lingering years

Nature shines in Morgan poetry collection

Taking a trip down dark, violent passages

Book tells the story of a young boy’s journey

Book delves into a dark corner of our world

Well-crafted stories about the dark side of life

Intrigue, violence and opium in Oslo

Separating the good guys from the bad

A ‘kafka-esque’ story that offers redemption

Disturbing crime novel covers some dark ground

Could we bring Shangri-La back to the mountains?

A hunt for a murderer and some peace

Professor George Herring could always flip the switch

This is delicious, fast-paced crime fiction

An intriguing, intricate tale with plenty of twists

Skippy Dies: The anguish of being young

Writing that transcends the mystery genre

Hell hath no Fury like a guilty conscience

Rash’s new book of poetry evocative, resonant

John Still’s posthumous novel ‘heart-rending’

A collection of dark plots and twisted characters

Music for the land

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