Chinaberry by James Still Material:Paperback is Still's last and perhaps

is Still's last and perhaps greatest contribution to American literature

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Chinaberry by James Still Material:Paperback is Still's last and perhapsCelebrated as the "Dean of Appalachian Literature," James Still has won the appreciation of audiences in Appalachia and beyond for more than seventy years. The author of the classics River of Earth (1940) and The Wolfpen Poems (1986), Still is known for his careful prose construction and for the poetry of his meticulous, rhythmic style. Upon his death, however, one manuscript remained unpublished. Still's friends, family, and fellow writer Silas House