Bibliographies
Annotated Bibliography on Appalachian English
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Source: Virginia Tech’s Digital Library and Archives
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Coverage: Includes work from late 1800s through late 1900s
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Description: Includes 12 topics related to Appalachian language; Based on James B. McMillan and Michael B. Montgomery’s Annotated Bibliography of Southern American English
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Link: https://scholar.lib.vt.edu/IUSSUS/AppEngBibliography.html
An Appalachian Bibliography and Resource Guide
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Source: Michael Maloney
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Coverage: early 1800s through early 2000s
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Description: Includes bibliographies, filmographies, anthologies, periodicals, festivals, and curricular guides on various Appalachian topics.
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Link: uacvoice.org/contact
Appalachian Food - Salt rising bread, an Appalachian invention
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Source: Genevieve (Jenny) Bardwell, Baker and Culinary Historian
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Description: This book is about Salt rising bread, an Appalachian invention from the 1700's, when Appalachian women invented a fermentation to raise bread using wild bacteria instead of yeast. Salt Rising Bread is for young/old adults. Mystery Bread of the Hollows is for children, ages 3-10.
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Book: "Salt Rising Bread" Bardwell and Brown. 2016. St. Lynn's Press, Pittsburgh.
Appalachian Food - Salt rising bread, an Appalachian invention
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Source: Genevieve (Jenny) Bardwell, Baker and Culinary Historian
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Description: This book is about Salt rising bread, an Appalachian invention from the 1700's, when Appalachian women invented a fermentation to raise bread using wild bacteria instead of yeast. Salt Rising Bread is for young/old adults. Mystery Bread of the Hollows is for children, ages 3-10.
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Book: "Mystery Bread of the Hollows" G. Bardwell. 2024. Austin-Macauley, NY.
Appalachian Literature General Bibliography
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Source: Annie Merner Pfieffer Library at West Virginia Wesleyan College
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Coverage: 1934-2003
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Description: Nonfiction books on Appalachian Literature
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Link: http://www.wvwc.edu/library/wv_authors/
app_lit_bib.htm
Appalachian Studies Bibliography
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Source: West Virginia University Libraries
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Coverage: 1994-Present
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Description: Thousands of Citations on 25 topics; Includes both books and journal articles (updated annually)
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Link: http://www.libraries.wvu.edu/collections/
bibliography/
The Bibliography of Appalachia
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Source: John R. Burch, Jr.
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Coverage: Unknown
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Description: Book which includes “more than 4,700 books, articles, monographs, and dissertations, topically arranged and indexed”
Marie Tedesco's Selected Bibliography
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Source: East Tennessee State University’s Archives of Appalachia
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Coverage: 1960-Present
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Description: Guide to articles, essays, books, journals, and anthologies on Appalachia since 1960
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Link: Download PDF here
People of Appalachia: A Research Bibliography
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Source: Jennifer Kuehn, OSU
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Coverage: 1980-1988
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Description: Includes approximately 450 entries on various Appalachian topics arranged by category. Includes index of authors.
Southern Central Appalachian English
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Source: Michael Montgomery, University of South Carolina
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Coverage: Varies
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Description: More than 500 references to and summaries of articles and books on linguistic studies of Appalachia
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Link: http://artsandsciences.sc.edu/engl/dictionary/ bibliography.html
Urban Appalachian Council Bibliography and Working Papers
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Source: Urban Appalachian Council
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Coverage: Selections from 1937-Present
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Description: Selected works from books, articles, repots, websites, dissertations, and serials
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Link: http://uacvoice.org/research/bibliography-of-
appalachian-resources/
Women in Tennessee History: A Bibliography
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Source: Ken Middleton, Middle Tennessee State University Library
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Coverage: Last updated 2005
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Description: Includes books, journals, papers, and multimedia
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Link: http://frank.mtsu.edu/~kmiddlet/history/
womtn595.html