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George Masa would spend hours and days, sometimes in the cold and rain, traversing uncleared trails with his heavy 8-by-10-inch view camera to photograph and map the Smokies. While he died in relative obscurity, his photographs were influential in the creation of Great Smoky Mountains National Park. |
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A collection of 15 highlights from 2018, printed, bound, and ready for you to read (no Wi-Fi necessary). Searching for even more good stories?
Save when you buy all five volumes of The Bitter Southerner Reader, featuring pieces from our founding year in 2013 through 2018. Read the incredible story of George Masa and see his stunning photographs in print with Issue No. 2 of The Bitter Southerner magazine. Before you go, may we whet your appetite for one last Bitter Southerner original?
Micah Cash's "Waffle House Vistas" — a delicious Southern institution. |
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