Elder Mountain: A Journal of Ozarks Studies, Volume 3

by Lynn Morrow

Life in Motion, an Introduction - C.D. Albin, Editor * POETRY Dave Malone - A Union Clara Dyer - The Dancer Claudia Emerson - Arterial - For Once Jane Hoogestraat - Commercial Phillip Howerton - Old Homestead on Federal Land Angie Macri - Near Bird Creek Road - Ozark - Twelve Inches of Snow Southwest of Evening Shade Kinsley Stocum - Leaving Arcadia Lora Knight - Second Shift Allys Page - Compression Brakes Ashley Underwood - The Middle Boy's Name Laura Dimmit - Mars Moving into Opposition Amy Wright Vollmar - Stone County Thaw Gordon Johnston - After the Flood * FICTION Steve Yates - Tell Me a Story That I Might Love You James Fowler - Rest Iris Shepard - Pancake Mornings * NONFICTION Jack Emerson - Why I Am Trying to Learn to Fly Fish Lynn Morrow - The Vernacular Ozark(s): Our Placename Revisited Bonnie Stepenoff - The Anti-War Poetry of Mary Elizabeth Mahnkey Brian C. Campbell - Seed Swap in the Ozarks * VISUAL ART Phillip Howerton - Four Photographs * BOOK REVIEWS Bruce E. Baker - on Kimberly Harper's White Man's The Lynching and Expulsion of Blacks in the Southern Ozarks, 1894-1909 Terrell L. Tebbetts - on Ryan Stone's Best Road Yet E. D. McKinney - on David Benac’s Conflict in the Hill Folk, Industrialists, and Government in Missouri ’s Courtois Hills * mini-biographical sketches of the contributors

142 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2011