Patricia H. Graham

Patricia Graham is a Southern Fiction writer, and she has published 4 books,all of which can be found on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. Patricia currently is residing in Kingston Tenn with her husband. As you note in the logo below, Patricia is an Indie Bound author and a member of the Authors Social Media Support Group League (ASMSG). She has also been recognized by the Sigma Tau Delta Literary Journal of Literature for her work and contributions on hillbilly folklore, which is featured in her first book entitled "Hillbilly Tales From the Smoky Mountains."

Her 4th book is called, "Reflections on Nature," which was released in December of 2014. Reflections on Nature is a new style of writing for Ms. Graham, because the emphasis is not on the people of Appalachia, but about nature that can be found all around us in North Carolina. She has coined this new wave of writing Descriptive Transcendentalism. This is just a fancy way of saying, that through her writings, supplying additional descriptive imagery, that a person can become more enlightened and spiritual and grow as a person.

Southern Mystical Moments



Southern Mystical Moments is a book that informs the reader about the traditions and local myths of Fontana Lake’s man-eating monster, the Boojum of Swain County, or the Healer of Tuckasegee, and much more.

Discover the mystery behind the Brown Mountain Lights, the Clurichaun,and the birthing of the Smoky Mountains. Grab a cup of coffee and settle in for an eye-opening experience.

Patricia has two B.A.s with one in English Literature and the other in Spanish Languages and Literature with two Summa Cum Laude honors.

She also has a Masters in Linguistics. She is bilingual (Spanish and English),and she is currently working on her Doctorates in Educational Leadership and Management with Capella University.


Publications

Graham, P. and Humphrey,V. (2012, Oct.)Tales from the South: Southern Mystical Moments. E-Booktime Publications.


Blake, C., Graham, P. (2009). English language learners in Appalachia: Meeting the need. Journal for Civic Commitment. Vol 13, 1, September 2009. Retrieved from
http://www.mesacc.edu/other/engagemen...

Graham, P. (2011). Tall Tales of mountain folks. Sigma Tau Delta -Rectangle: National Journal of Creative Writing.

Graham, P. ( 2005). The Violin, Dance of the Fireflies. Milestone Publications.

Graham, P. (2005). The Smokies. Reflections. The American Poet’s Society.

Graham, P. (2006). The Mountain Turkey. The Best Poems of 2005. The International Library of Poetry.

Graham, P. (2005). The Thrown Away Child. Touch of Tomorrow. The American’s Poet's Society. The International Library of Poetry.

Graham, P. (2011, April). Hillbilly Tales of the Smoky Mountains. E-Booktime Publications.

Graham, P. (2012). Appalachia White Shine. Past, Present and Promises. E-Booktime Publications.