Queen of the Hillbillies in the Arkansas Historical Quarterly’s Book Notes
“… she enriched the whole nation’s appreciation for for Ozarks culture.”
The Ku Klux Klan in 1920s Arkansas Reviewed in the Arkansas Historical Quarterly
“For those seeking to understand Arkansas in the first half of the twentieth century, Barnes has contributed an essential study.”
Country Boy: The Roots of Johnny Cash Wins Ragsdale Award
Award given by the Arkansas Historical Association for the best book-length historical study (nonfiction) of any aspect of Arkansas history.
Queen of the Hillbillies Reviewed in OzarksWatch
“Creative, insightful, and downright sociable, May Kennedy McCord’s writing is a testament to her deep love for and personal connection to her beloved region…”
Daily Yonder Talks Rural Black Studies with Cherisse Jones-Branch and Yulonda Eadie Sano
“I think books in the series will speak to the diversity of African American stories – obstacles, ways of thriving, ways of surviving.”
Now Available! Twenty Acres: A Seventies Childhood in the Woods
Sarah Neidhardt revisits her childhood with compassion and candor.