From the Kentucky foothills of the Cumberland Mountains comes the silent voice of a woman of faith and family and a fountain pen:
"When I am no more visible, and the touch of life is gone.
Here in these pages you will find me, where I've spent many hours alone."
That may be the best description of the heart and feeling within 'Zona: Her Collected Works and then some.'
Born in 1902 in Lee County, Zona Chapman grew up on Bear Creek near Beattyville and Canyon Falls, Kentucky. Here she learned of country ways and, thanks to some Missionary school workers, she also heard the...