Book Reviewers:

Poets in this issue: Phil Arnold teaches at Appalachian State University in Boone, North Carolina . . . Carol Crawford recently moved from Dallas to the hills of North Georgia, "Because my husband, who grew up here, got homesick ." . . . John Grey, Providence, Rhode Island, is an Australian born poet and playwright . . . Barbara Mabry, Lexington, Kentucky, is a retired teacher but still an active poet . . . Sandra Keaton lives in Monticello, Kentucky. She is active in a writers group in the area. "I began writing about the beauties of nature when I was twelve," she says . . . Donna Lakes worked as the other half of the staff producing Appalachian Heritage for ten years. This poem is an expression of her faith and hope in life after this life. Her mother died in March of this year . . . James Still, Hindman, Kentucky, is a well-known poet and writer . . . Rosemary Pitman-Redmon, mother, housewife, student, poet, lives in Indianapolis, Indiana . . . Virginia Whayne De Vries, Kelseyville, California , is a freelance journalist, teacher, and poet. Book Reviewers: Rudy Abramson, Lynchburg, Virginia, is a freelance reporter and feature writer . . . Garry Barker, a freelance writer, is director of Student Craft Industries at Berea College. Ruth (Cas) Cocklin lives in Arlington, Virginia . . . Connie Brosi, Berea, is homemaker and mother among her many other accomplishments. She and George have seven children . . . Judi Jennings is director of the Women's Center at the University of Louisville, in Kentucky. Art Jester is book page editor of the Sunday Lexington Herald-Leader. 68 ...