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Wilma Dykeman - 1973 Berea College Appalachian Studies Workshop. Discusses use of language in literature

Wilma Dykeman - Berea College 1973 Appalachian Studies Workshop. Discusses themes of time and change in literature

Wilma Dykeman - 1973 Berea College Appalachian Studies Workshop. Discusses love and work, discipline and imagination, folk humor, Appalachian speech.

Wilma Dykeman - 1974 Appalachian Studies Workshop 6-11-74. Appalachian Novel II. John Ehle, James Agee, Thomas Wolfe.

Wilma Dykeman - 1974 Appalachian Studies Workshop 6-13-74. Appalachian Novel III. Family and Place - Elizabeth Roberts, Jesse Stuart, James Still, Harriette Arnow, Mildred Hawn.

Wilma Dykeman - 1974 Appalachian Studies Workshop 6-27-74. Appalachian Novel I.

Wilma Dykeman - 1974 Appalachian Studies Workshop 6-27-74. Appalachian Novel IV.

Wilma Dykeman - 1978 Appalachian Studies Workshop 6-17-78. Dykeman and James Still discuss Elizabeth Madox Roberts. Still talks about and reads from his own writing.

Wilma Dykeman - Side A: Unnamed Conference at Appalachian State University, Boone, NC, 1973. Rev. R. Baldwin Lloyd speaks on topic "The Human Spirit of Appalachia." Side B: Wilma Dykeman reads from and discusses portions of Mildred Haun's Hawk's Done Gone and Harriette Arnow's The Doll Maker. (no place / no date) (? Berea College Appalachian Studies Workshop)

Wilma Dykeman - 1977 Berea College Appalachian Studies Workshop. Discusses her own writing and that of Mildred Haun, in particular her book The Hawk's Done Gone. 6-12-77