About Janisse Ray
is an American writer, naturalist, and environmental activist.Her first book, Ecology of a Cracker Childhood, recounts her experiences growing up in a junkyard, the daughter of a poor, white, fundamentalist Christian family. The book interweaves family history and memoir with natural history writing—specifically, descriptions of the ecology of the vanishing longleaf pine forests that once blanketed much of the South. The book won the American Book Award, the Southern Book Critics Circle Award, and the Southern Environmental Law Center Award for Outstanding Writing on the Southern environment. It was also chosen for the "All Georgia Reading the Same Book" project by the Georgia Center for the Book.Ray's second book, Wild Card Quilt, recounts her experiences of moving back home to Georgia. Her third book, Pinhook, tells the story of Pinhook Swamp, the land that connects the Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia and Osceola National Forest in Florida.Her fourth, Drifting into Darien, published in 2011, describes her experiences on and knowledge about the mighty Altamaha River, which runs from middle Georgia to the Atlantic Ocean at Darien.Ray published a book of poetry, A House of Branches, in 2010, and has been a contributor to The Bitter Southerner, Gravy, and many other magazines.She was inducted in 2015 into the Georgia Writers Hall of Fame. She was born in Baxley, Georgia, the daughter of Franklin D. and Lee Ada Branch Ray. She has a son, Silas Ausable, and a daughter, Skye Larkin....
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Jones, Ray
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Empire and Cultural Change : Visual Arts, Film, and Architecture
Romita Ray
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Empire and Cultural Change : Visual Arts, Film, and Architecture
Romita Ray
Since the 1830s, empire permeated the domestic culture of imperial nations in many ways.
Empire and Cultural Change : Visual Arts, Film, and Architecture
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Since the 1830s, empire permeated the domestic culture of imperial nations in many ways.
Silures
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Protectors
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Building Regulations in Brief
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God of Neverland
Gama Ray Martinez
Miette
Meg Ray
Building Regulations Pocket Book
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Don't Rub 'Em, Count 'Em
Johnny Ray
Crown Me Queen
Lisa Ray
Postcolonial Indian City
Dibyakusum Ray
Weekly Economist
Ray Keating
Sexual Dysfunction in Parkinson's Disease
K. Ray Chaudhuri
Memory Index
Julian Ray Vaca
Sanctuary of Silence
Markus Ray
Update on Malacology
Sajal Ray
Silures
Ray Howell
Applied Edge AI
Pethuru Ray
Multicultural Play Therapy
Dee C. Ray
Betty White
Ray Richmond
Experience of Illness
Ray Fitzpatrick
Principles
Ray Dalio
Building Regulations Pocket Book
Ray Tricker
British Woodland
Ray Mears
Arden Grey
Ray Stoeve
Yoga for Every Body
Luisa Ray
Sustainable Polylactide-Based Blends
Suprakas Sinha Ray
Hey! Let's Focus
Constance Ray
54 Geburtstag Gästebuch
Ray J. Publishing
James and Whitehead on Life after Death
David Ray Griffin
Time, Money, Freedom
Ray Higdon
Sun Does Shine
Anthony Ray Hinton
A Two Minute Forty Second Night
Steven Ray Smith
Charles Ray
Charles Ray
Setting Boundaries
Rebecca Ray
Building Regulations Pocket Book
Ray Tricker
Municipal Gothic
Ray Newman
Country Music Lyrics
Ray Stone
Mecklenburg Signers and Their Neighbors
Worth S. Ray
Moon Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket
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