James Still reads short fiction and poetry (1970)
1970 · Short film · 30 min
Synopsis
Noted author James Still reads his short story "A Ride on the Short Dog," and the poems "I Was Born Humble," "Uncle Ambrose," "Heritage," "White Highways," "Spring on Troublesome Creek," and "Apple Trip" to a group of students at Clinch Valley College (now UVA-Wise). This program was videotaped for broadcast on cable television Channel 12 as part of the Broadside/Mountain Community Television initiative to provide locally produced public access television to southwestern Virginia.
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- Running time
- 30 minutes
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- Appalachian Region, Southern
- Still, James, 1906-2001
- Public access television programs
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