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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Quiet Work is an Appalachian memoir rooted in faith, family, and the kind of labor that never asks for attention.Raised by his grandparents after the loss of his father, Robert Hamilton learned early what it meant to work with your hands, keep your word, and stand steady when life gives…way beneath you. Set in the hills and hollows of Appalachia, this memoir follows the quiet lessons passed down by a grandfather known simply as Poppy-lessons about responsibility, belief, grief, and endurance.This is not a story of shortcuts or sudden triumphs. It is a record of showing up, of doing what needs done, and of finding meaning in the ordinary rhythms of work and life. Through memory and reflection, The Quiet Work preserves a way of living shaped by land, faith, and generational care.For readers who value honest storytelling, Appalachian heritage, and memoirs grounded in lived experience, The Quiet Work offers a steady, unembellished look at what it means to carry forward what was given. An Appalachian memoir about faith, family, and the quiet work that shapes a life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brickyard Hill: Papaw, the Mines, and the Family He Raised by Robert HamiltonBrickyard Hill is a deeply personal Appalachian memoir about family, labor, faith, and the quiet strength of a man who never sought recognition but shaped generations.Set in the coal country hills of eastern Kentuck…y, this book tells the story of Papaw-a coal miner, preacher, husband, and steady presence in a world defined by hard work and harder choices. Through lived memory and plainspoken truth, Robert Hamilton traces what it meant to grow up under Papaw's guidance, where love was shown through action, responsibility, and showing up every day no matter how tired you were.This is not a romanticized portrait of mining life. It is honest, grounded, and lived-in-about early mornings, worn hands, church benches, family dinners, and the unspoken lessons passed from one generation to the next. Brickyard Hill explores how men like Papaw carried families through lean years, how faith took root in ordinary places, and how dignity was found in work that rarely received thanks.Woven throughout the memoir are reflections on memory, loss, and inheritance-not land or money, but values: endurance, humility, loyalty, and care for others. The book also serves as a companion piece to The Quiet Work, expanding the author's exploration of Appalachian life and the people who quietly held it together.Brickyard Hill is for readers who value true stories, Appalachian history, working-class lives, and the power of ordinary people doing necessary things. It is a tribute to those who built lives without fanfare-and to the families who still carry their lessons forward. A deeply personal Appalachian memoir about family, coal mining, faith, and the quiet strength of a man who shaped generations without seeking recognition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Hollow is an Appalachian Gothic thriller set in the coal towns and forested hills of eastern Kentucky. Set in a rural mountain community shaped by tradition and quiet endurance, the story follows a land that begins to change-subtly at first, then with undeniable force.As ordinary life co…ntinues-work, family obligations, old roads and familiar hills-strange patterns emerge. What was once dependable no longer holds. People sense that something beneath the surface has shifted, and the land itself seems to remember more than it should.Rooted in Appalachian culture and working-class realism, The Hollow blends regional life with an encroaching, unnatural presence. This is not a story of instant heroes or easy answers, but of ordinary people facing a widening breach between what they know and what is coming.With an emphasis on atmosphere, restraint, and lived experience, The Hollow explores how communities respond when the ground beneath them is no longer steady-and how survival sometimes depends on recognizing the old rules no longer apply. The Hollow is an Appalachian thriller where a rural community senses that something beneath the land has shifted. As daily life continues, an unseen force presses closer, testing memory, resilience, and survival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Finding the Ground Again: Where Things Settled by Robert HamiltonFinding the Ground Again is a quiet, honest Appalachian memoir about returning-to land, to memory, and to the steady ground that holds after loss, change, and long years of carrying more than could be named.Following the death…of his father and the unraveling that comes with grief, Robert Hamilton reflects on the seasons that followed-years shaped by work, responsibility, and the slow understanding that healing does not arrive all at once. Instead, it settles gradually, like dust after a hard day, revealing what remains solid underneath.Set in eastern Kentucky and southern Ohio, this memoir moves through family land, old houses, hillsides, and ordinary moments where meaning gathers: conversations at the table, memories tied to tools and labor, and lessons handed down not through speeches, but through example. The men who raised Hamilton-Papaw and Poppy-remain present in these pages, not as figures of nostalgia, but as steady influences whose values continue to guide long after their voices are gone.This is not a story of dramatic redemption or sudden answers. It is about learning how to stand again-how to live with what has been lost while honoring what still endures. Finding the Ground Again explores themes of inheritance beyond property: patience, responsibility, faith lived quietly, and the dignity found in showing up day after day.Written with plainspoken clarity and deep respect for Appalachian life, this book continues the author's exploration of family, memory, and place begun in The Quiet Work and Brickyard Hill. It is a meditation on settling-not as giving up, but as finding where you belong after everything has shifted.For readers who value authenticity, regional memoir, and stories rooted in working-class experience, Finding the Ground Again offers a thoughtful reflection on what it means to carry the past forward while learning how to live fully in the present. Finding the Ground Again is an Appalachian memoir of loss, family, and returning to the steady ground that remains after grief. Through memory, work, and values, Robert Hamilton reflects on life after everything has changed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Brickyard Hill: Papaw, the Mines, and the Family He Raised by Robert HamiltonBrickyard Hill is a deeply personal Appalachian memoir about family, labor, faith, and the quiet strength of a man who never sought recognition but shaped generations.Set in the coal country hills of eastern Kentuc…ky, this book tells the story of Papaw-a coal miner, preacher, husband, and steady presence in a world defined by hard work and harder choices. Through lived memory and plainspoken truth, Robert Hamilton traces what it meant to grow up under Papaw's guidance, where love was shown through action, responsibility, and showing up every day no matter how tired you were.This is not a romanticized portrait of mining life. It is honest, grounded, and lived-in-about early mornings, worn hands, church benches, family dinners, and the unspoken lessons passed from one generation to the next. Brickyard Hill explores how men like Papaw carried families through lean years, how faith took root in ordinary places, and how dignity was found in work that rarely received thanks.Woven throughout the memoir are reflections on memory, loss, and inheritance-not land or money, but values: endurance, humility, loyalty, and care for others. The book also serves as a companion piece to The Quiet Work, expanding the author's exploration of Appalachian life and the people who quietly held it together.Brickyard Hill is for readers who value true stories, Appalachian history, working-class lives, and the power of ordinary people doing necessary things. It is a tribute to those who built lives without fanfare-and to the families who still carry their lessons forward.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Hollow is a grounded Appalachian thriller where place, memory, and unseen forces collide. Set in a rural mountain community shaped by tradition and quiet endurance, the story follows a land that begins to change-subtly at first, then with undeniable force.As ordinary life continues-work,… family obligations, old roads and familiar hills-strange patterns emerge. What was once dependable no longer holds. People sense that something beneath the surface has shifted, and the land itself seems to remember more than it should.Rooted in Appalachian culture and working-class realism, The Hollow blends regional life with an encroaching, unnatural presence. This is not a story of instant heroes or easy answers, but of ordinary people facing a widening breach between what they know and what is coming.With an emphasis on atmosphere, restraint, and lived experience, The Hollow explores how communities respond when the ground beneath them is no longer steady-and how survival sometimes depends on recognizing the old rules no longer apply. The Hollow is an Appalachian thriller where a rural community senses that something beneath the land has shifted. As daily life continues, an unseen force presses closer, testing memory, resilience, and survival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Brickyard Hill: Papaw, the Mines, and the Family He Raised by Robert HamiltonBrickyard Hill is a deeply personal Appalachian memoir about family, labor, faith, and the quiet strength of a man who never sought recognition but shaped generations.Set in the coal country hills of eastern Kentuck…y, this book tells the story of Papaw-a coal miner, preacher, husband, and steady presence in a world defined by hard work and harder choices. Through lived memory and plainspoken truth, Robert Hamilton traces what it meant to grow up under Papaw's guidance, where love was shown through action, responsibility, and showing up every day no matter how tired you were.This is not a romanticized portrait of mining life. It is honest, grounded, and lived-in-about early mornings, worn hands, church benches, family dinners, and the unspoken lessons passed from one generation to the next. Brickyard Hill explores how men like Papaw carried families through lean years, how faith took root in ordinary places, and how dignity was found in work that rarely received thanks.Woven throughout the memoir are reflections on memory, loss, and inheritance-not land or money, but values: endurance, humility, loyalty, and care for others. The book also serves as a companion piece to The Quiet Work, expanding the author's exploration of Appalachian life and the people who quietly held it together.Brickyard Hill is for readers who value true stories, Appalachian history, working-class lives, and the power of ordinary people doing necessary things. It is a tribute to those who built lives without fanfare-and to the families who still carry their lessons forward. A deeply personal Appalachian memoir about family, coal mining, faith, and the quiet strength of a man who shaped generations without seeking recognition. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Hollow is a grounded Appalachian thriller where place, memory, and unseen forces collide. Set in a rural mountain community shaped by tradition and quiet endurance, the story follows a land that begins to change-subtly at first, then with undeniable force.As ordinary life continues-work,… family obligations, old roads and familiar hills-strange patterns emerge. What was once dependable no longer holds. People sense that something beneath the surface has shifted, and the land itself seems to remember more than it should.Rooted in Appalachian culture and working-class realism, The Hollow blends regional life with an encroaching, unnatural presence. This is not a story of instant heroes or easy answers, but of ordinary people facing a widening breach between what they know and what is coming.With an emphasis on atmosphere, restraint, and lived experience, The Hollow explores how communities respond when the ground beneath them is no longer steady-and how survival sometimes depends on recognizing the old rules no longer apply. The Hollow is an Appalachian thriller where a rural community senses that something beneath the land has shifted. As daily life continues, an unseen force presses closer, testing memory, resilience, and survival. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The Quiet Work is an Appalachian memoir rooted in faith, family, and the kind of labor that never asks for attention.Raised by his grandparents after the loss of his father, Robert Hamilton learned early what it meant to work with your hands, keep your word, and stand steady when life gives…way beneath you. Set in the hills and hollows of Appalachia, this memoir follows the quiet lessons passed down by a grandfather known simply as Poppy-lessons about responsibility, belief, grief, and endurance.This is not a story of shortcuts or sudden triumphs. It is a record of showing up, of doing what needs done, and of finding meaning in the ordinary rhythms of work and life. Through memory and reflection, The Quiet Work preserves a way of living shaped by land, faith, and generational care.For readers who value honest storytelling, Appalachian heritage, and memoirs grounded in lived experience, The Quiet Work offers a steady, unembellished look at what it means to carry forward what was given. An Appalachian memoir about faith, family, and the quiet work that shapes a life. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Finding the Ground Again: Where Things Settled by Robert HamiltonFinding the Ground Again is a quiet, honest Appalachian memoir about returning-to land, to memory, and to the steady ground that holds after loss, change, and long years of carrying more than could be named.Following the death…of his father and the unraveling that comes with grief, Robert Hamilton reflects on the seasons that followed-years shaped by work, responsibility, and the slow understanding that healing does not arrive all at once. Instead, it settles gradually, like dust after a hard day, revealing what remains solid underneath.Set in eastern Kentucky and southern Ohio, this memoir moves through family land, old houses, hillsides, and ordinary moments where meaning gathers: conversations at the table, memories tied to tools and labor, and lessons handed down not through speeches, but through example. The men who raised Hamilton-Papaw and Poppy-remain present in these pages, not as figures of nostalgia, but as steady influences whose values continue to guide long after their voices are gone.This is not a story of dramatic redemption or sudden answers. It is about learning how to stand again-how to live with what has been lost while honoring what still endures. Finding the Ground Again explores themes of inheritance beyond property: patience, responsibility, faith lived quietly, and the dignity found in showing up day after day.Written with plainspoken clarity and deep respect for Appalachian life, this book continues the author's exploration of family, memory, and place begun in The Quiet Work and Brickyard Hill. It is a meditation on settling-not as giving up, but as finding where you belong after everything has shifted.For readers who value authenticity, regional memoir, and stories rooted in working-class experience, Finding the Ground Again offers a thoughtful reflection on what it means to carry the past forward while learning how to live fully in the present. Finding the Ground Again is an Appalachian memoir of loss, family, and returning to the steady ground that remains after grief. Through memory, work, and values, Robert Hamilton reflects on life after everything has changed. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Finding the Ground Again: Where Things Settledby Robert HamiltonFinding the Ground Again is a quiet, honest Appalachian memoir about returning-to land, to memory, and to the steady ground that holds after loss, change, and long years of…carrying more than could be named.Following the death of his father and the unraveling that comes with grief, Robert Hamilton reflects on the seasons that followed-years shaped by work, responsibility, and the slow understanding that healing does not arrive all at once. Instead, it settles gradually, like dust after a hard day, revealing what remains solid underneath.Set in eastern Kentucky and southern Ohio, this memoir moves through family land, old houses, hillsides, and ordinary moments where meaning gathers: conversations at the table, memories tied to tools and labor, and lessons handed down not through speeches, but through example. The men who raised Hamilton-Papaw and Poppy-remain present in these pages, not as figures of nostalgia, but as steady influences whose values continue to guide long after their voices are gone.This is not a story of dramatic redemption or sudden answers. It is about learning how to stand again-how to live with what has been lost while honoring what still endures. Finding the Ground Again explores themes of inheritance beyond property: patience, responsibility, faith lived quietly, and the dignity found in showing up day after day.Written with plainspoken clarity and deep respect for Appalachian life, this book continues the author's exploration of family, memory, and place begun in The Quiet Work and Brickyard Hill. It is a meditation on settling-not as giving up, but as finding where you belong after everything has shifted.For readers who value authenticity, regional memoir, and stories rooted in working-class experience, Finding the Ground Again offers a thoughtful reflection on what it means to carry the past forward while learning how to live fully in the present.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Quiet Work is an Appalachian memoir rooted in faith, family, and the kind of labor that never asks for attention.Raised by his grandparents after the loss of his father, Robert Hamilton learned early what it meant to work with your h…ands, keep your word, and stand steady when life gives way beneath you. Set in the hills and hollows of Appalachia, this memoir follows the quiet lessons passed down by a grandfather known simply as Poppy-lessons about responsibility, belief, grief, and endurance.This is not a story of shortcuts or sudden triumphs. It is a record of showing up, of doing what needs done, and of finding meaning in the ordinary rhythms of work and life. Through memory and reflection, The Quiet Work preserves a way of living shaped by land, faith, and generational care.For readers who value honest storytelling, Appalachian heritage, and memoirs grounded in lived experience, The Quiet Work offers a steady, unembellished look at what it means to carry forward what was given.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - The Hollow is an Appalachian Gothic thriller set in the coal towns and forested hills of eastern Kentucky. Set in a rural mountain community shaped by tradition and quiet endurance, the story follows a land that begins to change-subtly a…t first, then with undeniable force.As ordinary life continues-work, family obligations, old roads and familiar hills-strange patterns emerge. What was once dependable no longer holds. People sense that something beneath the surface has shifted, and the land itself seems to remember more than it should.Rooted in Appalachian culture and working-class realism, The Hollow blends regional life with an encroaching, unnatural presence. This is not a story of instant heroes or easy answers, but of ordinary people facing a widening breach between what they know and what is coming.With an emphasis on atmosphere, restraint, and lived experience, The Hollow explores how communities respond when the ground beneath them is no longer steady-and how survival sometimes depends on recognizing the old rules no longer apply.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Quiet Work An Appalachian Memoir of Work, Faith and Legacy | Robert Hamilton | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Left Fork Press | EAN 9798295615306 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Finding The Ground Again | Where Things Settled | Robert Hamilton | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Left Fork Press | EAN 9798295616136 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. The Hollow | Robert Hamilton | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Left Fork Press | EAN 9798295616242 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.
