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The Tale of the Devil: The Biography of Devil Anse Hatfield
By Dr. Coleman C. Hatfield and Robert Y. Spence
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ISBN: 0985264012
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*****

The Feuding Hatfields & McCoys
By Dr. Coleman C. Hatfield and F. Keith Davis
Quality Softcover, 192 pages
ISBN: 978-0-9793236-2-1
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(Autographed by F. Keith Davis)

*****

The Devil's Son: Cap Hatfield and the End of the Hatfield and McCoy Feud
By Anne Black Gray

Nominated for the prestigious IBPA Benjamin Franklin Award.

BRAND NEW! Ramblin' Outdoors, Bob Fala, has something for hunters, anglers, and just about anyone with a love for the great outdoors. It features thirty-nine varied accounts on items ranging from deer, bear, turkey and grouse to ginseng, albino porcupines, and some sensational horn-locking buck deer battles to the death. Additionally, a few humorous accounts, related to something like Hunting Bloopers, may remind readers of their own humbling outdoor adventures. With nearly 100 full color photographs to complement the eclectic accounts, this is a must for every coffee table or campsite.

Nominated for the prestigious Appalachian Writers Association 2012 Appalachian Book of the Year Awards.

Televisions heated up during the summer of 2012 when The History Channel aired a three-part miniseries based on the real-life story of William Anderson "Devil Anse" Hatfield and his friend turned enemy, Randall McCoy. You've watched the miniseries. Now own a piece of the feud. Featured as resource material in the 2012 History Channel companion documentary, "America's Greatest Feud: Hatfields & McCoys," narrated by Kevin Costner, this book is penned by the late Dr. Coleman C. Hatfield, great-grandson of Devil Anse and grandson of Cap Hatfield. The book reflects Dr.

An Appalachian bestseller, this is the true account of a prominent, Depression-era woman from Southern West Virginia, who was found brutally murdered. Mamie Thurman was a member of the tight-lipped, local aristocracy that frequented a private club in downtown Logan, West Virginia, where locals gambled, drank illegally, swapped wives and the like. A handyman was likely framed for her murder and spent the rest of his life in prison. However, new evidence points to several groups—from the mob to the KKK and rumrunners and local merchants—as having a part in this gruesome account.

As Dave Rowe, former Oakland Raider, NBC analyst and college football analyst, mentions in the foreword of this volume, Sandy Blackburn has a unique writing style where her love and sensitivity for people and her faith pour out like ink from the pen. The perfect companion to her first bestselling title, Time Spent With God, this new book is offered by a willing vessel. Sandy draws heavily from God's Word and from her own life experiences to bring forth more creative insights and inspiration to stir and uplift others.

Take a fascinating trip back through time. Memories of Tug Valley celebrates and captures the colorful and proud history of Mingo County and the Tug River Valley. Using vintage photographs and rare images, along with historical narrative, this book vividly illustrates, page-by-page, the county’s past, and depicts many of the people who have shaped the future of this rugged portion of the Mountain State. It’s the land of the Hatfields and McCoys, the Matewan Massacre, the Glen Alum train payroll robbery, catastrophic floods, and more.

Nominated for the prestigious Appalachian Writers Association 2012 Appalachian Book of the Year Awards.

The rugged mountains of Appalachia have always been a place where a man, if he was tough enough, could carve out a place for himself. The land is bountiful and composed of vast forests, racing rivers, and dizzying peaks. The region is also known for its courageous victors, monstrous villains, and tales of incredible adventure.