Author Emilee Hackney and her memoir All That's Unseen
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Author Emilee Hackney and her memoir All That's Unseen
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Emilee Hackney's memoir, All That's Unseen ( Random House, 2026) is a story that is both heartbreaking and hopeful. Here's more about Emilee and her book:
She was born and raised deep in the hollers of the Appalachian Mountains. The majestic ridgelines of southwest Virginia provided the backdrop for her upbringing, and the stories of her grandparents and the coal mines’ brutal grip on their livelihood and land informed her understanding of home and the shape of one’s life. The memoir and our conversation detail the story of a young woman who loses her faith, leaves the holler for Harvard, and finds her way back to her home, discovering what endures along the way.
Paid subscribers can find a bonus conversation I had with Emilee here and on Patreon.
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