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    Silas House

    Silas House is the nationally bestselling author of several books.  A former contributing editor to No Depression, his work often appears in The New York Times and on Salon, and has been published in Oxford American, Narrative, Blackbird, Newsday, Best American Food Writing 2015, New Stories From the South: The Year's Best 2004, and many other places.  House is also a press kit writer who done publicity for artists such as Lucinda Williams, Lee Ann Womack, Kris Kristofferson, Buddy Miller, and many others.  He lives in Berea, Kentucky.  



    Columns
    Signature Sound: Caroline Herring
    Silas House Posted On June 11, 2011


    Caroline Herring has been compared to everyone from Lucinda Williams to Mozart, but ever since she came onto the scene a decade ago she has quietly—yet forcibly—carved out her own sound.  The mark of a true artist, of course, is the […]


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    HEARING EVERYONE’S STORY: Ben Sollee’s stunning new album INCLUSIONS builds community
    Silas House Posted On May 9, 2011


    Ben Sollee believes that community is all about inclusion. And music is about inclusions. So it’s no wonder his new album bears that title.   INCLUSIONS, Sollee’s second solo record, released May 10 by Thirty Tigers, is a sort of […]


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