Y'all means all : the emerging voices queering Appalachia / edited by Z. Zane McNeill.

Oakland, CA : PM Press, [2022]

x, 183 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Z. Zane McNeil -- Section 1. Finding self and discovering queer in Appalachia -- Trans Appalachian: an interdisciplinary exploration / Beck Banks -- Queer in the holler: Appalachian image-making / Julie Rae Powers -- Different creatures / E.K. Hoffman -- For black Appalachians, southerners, and rural folks / M.AMA -- All them that don't call me they / Sair Goetz -- How I got my name / Tennessee Jones -- Section 2. Queer hills, hollers, and mountain people -- Your own country: finding queer history in Johnson city, Tennessee / Samantha Allen -- Home grown: critical queer activism in Appalachia and the south / Heather Brydie Harris -- Rainbow aging: negotiating queer identities among aging central Appalachians / M. Aaron Guest -- An Appalachian crip/queer environmental engagement / Rebecca-Eli Long -- Performing the queer corpo-rural in plant time / Kendall Loyer -- Tree sit blockades and queer liberation / Chessie Oak -- Section 3. Creating the queer-Appalachian archive -- Myths and electricity: the queer Appalachia project and unconventional queer archives / Maxwell Cloe -- Lessons for the long term: one story of the queer Appalachia platform / Rachel Casiano Hernandez -- The "Wyrd" and wonderful queerness of Appalachian oral history in theory and practice / Matthew R. Sparks -- The man, the moth, the legend: The role and function of folklore in queer-Appalachian social media communities / Brent Watts -- Crafting queer histories of technology / Hannah Conway.