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The Blog

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The Resource Library includes two types of content: Essential Research Series eBooks, published by Appalachian Press, and issue guides, which are research reference tools tied to specific blog issues. Monthly subscribers receive everything published during their active subscription period.
Your Resource Library access covers guides published from your subscription start date forward. Guides that existed before you joined are not included in your subscription. If you cancel and later resubscribe, access picks up from your new start date. Any guides released during the gap between subscriptions are not retroactively available. If you want access to a specific guide from outside your subscription window, check back as individual guide purchases are coming soon.
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The Podcast

The Appalachian Historical Review podcast is available on Spotify, on Blog, and on the YouTube podcast playlist.
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The Essential Research Series eBooks are published by Appalachian Press and are included with a monthly subscription. They are separate from the titles listed for sale on The Press page, which are available for individual purchase on Amazon.

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Assistive technology is sometimes used in the production of content on this site. All research, writing, and editorial decisions are my own.

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