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April1999
Storming Heaven
by Denise Giardina
Other Sources
relating to Storming Heaven

  • 1998 radio interview
    RealAudio® interview with Giardina, part of the Feb. 26, 1998 broadcast of WHYY/National Public Radio’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross. The interviewer is Marty Moss-Coane, sitting in for Gross, and much of the discussion is about Giardina’s 1998 novel, Saints and Villains. The Giardina segment starts about halfway through the show, at 30:04.1 (it’s a one-hour recording).

  • Matewan, WV
    This up-to-date, local perspective on the region and its past troubles includes an account of the real town of Matewan (the novel’s Annadel), where, on May 19, 1920, Mayor C. Testerman (the novel’s C.J. Marcum) was shot and killed while trying to arrest Baldwin-Felts guards for evicting miners from their homes at the Stone Mountain Mining Camp (the novel’s Jenkinjones).

  • Electronic Field Trip to a Coal Mine
    The oppressive conditions depicted in Giardina’s novel existed in the southern West Virginia coal fields of 75 years ago. Modern mining—specifically, modern mining in Kentucky—can look and feel very different. In December 1995, KET aired a live Electronic Field Trip to a coal mine; these companion web pages include many coal-related study aides.

  • Kentucky Life Program 425
    includes a segment about Barthell, a restored coal-mining company town in McCreary County.

  • Coal industry statistics
    The National Mining Association maintains a Web site including many charts and tables related to coal and coal mining.

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