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The Doctor Bag

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

oops, let the month get ahead of me…

Hey, ya’ll. I forgot to load the new Coverpage for the May 2008 Mule. Apologies all around, especially to dear Ann who worked so hard on the Life on Black Mountain story collection.
Take a gander at her blog when you get a moment, would you? click here.
It was pure bliss working on the photos for [...]

Who’s Afraid of the Dark

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

Pride Cometh Before a Fall

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

The Circle of Light

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

The Hoodoo in Voodoo

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

The Sight

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

Mr. Snake Gets Religion

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

A Discarded Spell Cast Into the Air

Life on Black Mountain
A short story collection by Ann Hite

A Barren Soul

Life on Black Mountain
a short story collection by Ann Hite

Mend the Gash

Cotton Candy Fluff

A Stake Through the Heart

Barry Yelton – Two Poems for May

Southern Legitimacy Statement:

Well, some ten generations of us dirt farming Yelton’s have trod the good soil of Virginia and North Carolina. I am a Rutherford Countian by birth and live there now after periodic exiles to Charlotte, Greensboro and Atlanta (which used to be a Southern city). I study the Civil War and live it in my waking dreams. I admire Lee and Jackson, Longstreet and Hill. My great-grandfather shed blood at Amelia Courthouse when Lee’s miserables were forced to skedaddle west and south by the Yankee hordes.

I travel on foot, in my thoughts, and sometimes in my dreams to the high mountains of the Old North State as often as possible. Their pull on me is strong. I like to write about them and their mysteries. They are as old and inscrutable as the moon.

I love Southern writing, though I find Faulkner a bit dense and claustrophobic. I prefer Pat Conroy, Howard Bahr, and James Lee Burke.

Conjure a Spell

Even Old Women Get Second Chances

The Last Stopping Off Place


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