Living In One's Homeplace with John Lane

John Lane is an associate professor of English at Wofford College. His writing has been published in Orion, American Whitewater, Southern Review, Terra Nova, and Fourth Genre. He's the editor of the digital newsletter "Kudzu Telegraph."

His books include:

• Waist Deep in Black Water (University of Georgia Press 2004)
• The Woods Stretched for Miles: New Nature Writing from the South (University of Georgia Press 1999)
• Chattooga: Descending into the Myth of Deliverance River (University of Georgia Press 2005)
• Weed Time: Essays from the Edge of a Country Yard (Hub City Press 1996)
• As the World Around Us Sleeps (Briarpatch Press 1992)
• Circling Home (University of Georgia Press 2007)
• My Paddle to the Sea: Eleven Days on the River of the Carolinas (Wormsloe Foundation Series) (Wormsloe Foundation Series) (University of Georgia Press 2012)

• Coyote Settles the South (Wormsloe Foundation Nature Book Series) (University of Georgia Press 2016)

To learn more about the work of John Lane go to www.kudzutelegraph.com or www.ugapress.org/circlinghome.

Host: Michael Toms          Interview Date: 4/2/2008           Program Number: C0054

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