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From the Red Hills Writers Project website:
This anthology is intended to spark important conversations from Thomasville to Panacea, from Apalachicola to Aucilla, about how we might collectively guide our rapidly-growing region into a future that won't break our hearts.
In this unique volume, you will experience this land through the stories of:
the truly indigenous, including a titled Creek chief from Blountstown an 82-year-old naturalist and worm grunter; our area's premiere naturalists, including Bruce Means, Jack and Anne Rudloe and Jim Cox; brilliant local writers, who will share their fierce love of this bioregion and its irreplaceable natural treasures.
Everglades | May 7, 2008 | 
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This anthology is intended to spark important conversations from Thomasville to Panacea, from Apalachicola to Aucilla, about how we might collectively guide our rapidly-growing region into a future that won't break our hearts.
In this unique volume, you will experience this land through the stories of:
the truly indigenous, including a titled Creek chief from Blountstown
an 82-year-old naturalist and worm grunter;
our area's premiere naturalists, including Bruce Means, Jack and Anne Rudloe and Jim Cox;
brilliant local writers, who will share their fierce love of this bioregion and its irreplaceable natural treasures.