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Appalachian Journal:
A Regional Studies Review

Since 1972, Appalachian Journal has published peer-reviewed scholarship, essays, and creative works exploring the history, cultures, and communities of Appalachia.

Cover of App Journal 52-4

Vol. 52, No. 4, Summer 2025

Current Issue

Get the latest issue of Appalachian Journal—a collection of voices, stories, and scholarship that bring the spirit and complexity of Appalachia to life. Available through UNC Press and Project MUSE.

Edited by Jessica Cory

ISSN: 2330-2291

As the Crow Flies

Our Open-Access Digital Companion

As the Crow Flies

Looking for fresh Appalachian perspectives in a digital format? As the Crow Flies is the new peer-reviewed, open-access online companion to Appalachian Journal, offering scholarly essays, visual storytelling, multimedia features, and a unique variety of regional voices.

Subscriptions, Back Issues, and Special Publications

Subscribe or Order Recent Issues

Subscriptions, recent issue orders, and back issues from Summer 2025 forward are available through UNC Press.

Order Back Issues (1972-Spring 2025)

Legacy volumes and issues from Vol. 1 (1972) to Vol. 52 No. 3 (Spring 2025) are available to order through our App State Touchnet store.

Special Publications—Books and Media

From Mountaineer memoirs to the After Coal film project, our special publications offer select community perspectives, past and present.

Call for Submissions

Appalachian Journal invites year-round submissions of original scholarship, essays, poetry, photography, and reviews engaging with the history, culture, and lived experiences of Appalachia. Share your work with our readers.

Help Keep the Tradition Alive

Support Appalachian Journal

Appalachian Journal thrives with your support. To make publishing accessible and ensure all voices can be heard, our journal does not charge submission fees. Your donation sustains this mission, preserving the stories, histories, and cultures of Appalachia. Give today to support our region’s legacy.