Georgia Bound

I'll be in Blairsville, Ga., next weekend for the Bryon Herbert Reece Society gathering. This poet and novelist was known for his love of farm life and nature.
Like North Carolina's own John Ehle, he's a writer intimately in tune with the land, and not as well known today as he should be.

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