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    How a Handyman Visit Pushed One Author Closer to a World of Paranoia and Conspiracy Theories

    How a Handyman Visit Pushed One Author Closer to a World of Paranoia and Conspiracy Theories

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    Polly Stewart: Why I Had to Write About Modern-Day Moonshiners

    Polly Stewart: Why I Had to Write About Modern-Day Moonshiners

    "Very few people I met seemed to realize that when the rest of the country stopped making and drinking moonshine, Appalachia kept right on."

    By Polly Stewart | July 15, 2025

    Sarah Hornsley on Assault and the Trauma of Silence

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    "[T]here was nothing lonelier than people knowing what had happened . . . but acting like they didn’t."

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    Kate Russo: The Story I Never Wanted To Tell

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