Sporting Scenes and Country Characters

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Charles Dodd White is the author of the novelLambs of Men (Casperian Books), co-editor of the recent contemporary Appalachian short story anthology DEGREES OF ELEVATION (Bottom Dog Press), and founding editor of the arts and culture blogazine PLUMB. In 2011 he was awarded a writing fellowship from the North Carolina Arts Council. His short fiction has appeared in Appalachian Heritage, Fugue, Night Train, North Carolina Literary Review and others. He has been a marine tank crewman, newspaper writer and fishing guide. He currently teaches English at South College in Asheville, North Carolina.