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From the publisher: "Twenty interviews with some of North Carolina’s most distinguished potters intimately reveal the “aspirations and attitudes” of clay-working in a contemporary, diverse tradition. From the “fast nickel” or the “slow dime” and the practicalities of pricing and selling, to technical discussions of kiln building, clay processing, throwing, glazing, and firing, to the spirituality of the creative process and the medium of clay as a “reflection of life,” potters from across the state vivify the struggle and reward of their lives and work to interviewers Michelle Francis and Charles “Terry” Zug III." Includes chapter devoted to Catawba potter Caroleen Sanders.

From the publisher: "This collectible book showcases the state's stunning landscapes, from the towering mountains to the coastal sea."

Collection of poems inspired by the Catawba Nation, but not associated with actual Catawba traditions.

Novel about Rose Dunn, a Cherokee woman, and her romance with an outlaw.

Collected bibliography of works focused on the Catawba, arranged chronologically.