“How the Stories and Science of Floods Shape Appalachia” by Victoria Estes
“Appalachian Floods Force Hard Choices about Home” by Cory Vaillancourt (also picked up by Yahoo! News)
Sheila-Na-Gig Editions recorded reading from Disposable, July 2, 2026.
“How Literature Shapes Us,” The Mountain Spirit Podcast, hosted by Tina Bryson (June 3, 2025 show)
“Assistance for Victims of Flooding in Appalachia” by Mike Templeton for Urban Appalachian Community Coalition.
“Why Every Appalachian Writer Is an Environmentalist” by Kendra Winchester for Book Riot.
“Border Belt People: Jessica Cory Brings Awareness to Lumbee Literature” by Kerria Weaver for Border Belt Independent.
“A Queer Ecological Framework for Environmental Justice in Appalachia” by Zane McNeill for Nonprofit Quarterly.
“‘The Paradox of Place’: Appalachian Ecocriticism with Laura Wright and Jessica Cory,” EcoCast, the official podcast of ASLE, hosted by Lindsay Jolivette and Brandon Galm.
“Paradox and Perception of Appalachia: An Interview with Jessica Cory and Laura Wright” by Bobby Willover for the Southern Review of Books.
“Wild Authors: Jessica Cory” by Mary Woodbury for Artists and Climate Change.
Wordplay on Asheville FM 103.3 with Jeff Davis (Aug. 4, 2019 show)
“Mountains Piled Upon Mountains: Appalachian Self-Reflections” by Glynis Board and Eric Douglas for 100 Days in Appalachia, featuring interviews with Jessica Cory, Ann Pancake, and Rick Van Noy.
“Can Nature Writing Inspire Activism in the Era of Climate Change?” by Amanda Magnus and Frank Stasio of The State of Things, featuring interviews with Jessica Cory and Gene Hyde.
“Mountain Anthology edited by English Instructor Tackles Contemporary Appalachian Issues” by Geoff Cantrell for WCU Stories.
“Of Mountains and Men: New Anthology Surveys Appalachian Nature Writing” by Daniel Walton of the Mountain Xpress, featuring interviews with Jessica Cory, Thomas Rain Crowe, and Ellen Perry.
Interview with Mary Woodbury of Dragonfly.eco as part of her World Eco-Fiction Series.