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Posted: 1:53 p.m. Friday, Feb. 22, 2013

Ron Rash captures unforgiving terrain in ‘Nothing Gold Can Stay’

Appalachia’s past and present figure in short story collection

By Gina Webb

For the AJC

Like Emily Dickinson, a poet famed for her oblique approach, Ron Rash is in the business of concealing the truth. “Tell it slant,” Dickinson once recommended. “The Truth must dazzle gradually/Or every man be blind.”

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