Local Authors

Writers by town

Town tags record a documented connection through residence, work, study or sustained literary activity, not a current address.

Hillsborough 128

The town the Wall Street Journal called “America’s Little Literary Town.”

Lee Smith · Allan Gurganus · Frances Mayes · Jill McCorkle

Explore Hillsborough writers →

Chapel Hill 923

Home to UNC, longtime publishers and journalists, and generations of writers who have lived and worked here.

Sarah Dessen · Paul Green · Betty Smith · Randall Kenan

Explore Chapel Hill writers →

Carrboro 51

A small town with a long literary streak: poets, novelists, cartoonists, publishers and writers of all kinds.

Daphne Athas · Jay Bryan · Keith Knight · Amanda Bennett

Explore Carrboro writers →

Orange County's literary life does not stop at the town limits: Cedar Grove 3 Efland 1 Mebane 10

Are you an Orange County author, or do you know someone we have missed? Send us a name or correction →

Local Author Directory

1,876 connected writers · 281 at OCPL · 1,117 titles in the OCPL catalog

No authors match. Try a different search or filter, or tell us who's missing →

• H
• James HaarNewArts & musicAmerican musicologist and W.R. Kenan Jr, affiliated with UNC; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from The Tugendsterne of Harsdörffer and Staden: an exercise in… (1965) to The science and art of Renaissance music (1998).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Peter J. HaasNewSocial sciences · Studied at UNCA UNC graduate; author of Applied policy research (1998).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Nortin HadlerSciences & medicine · Lived or worked in Chapel HillUNC physician whose Worried Sick and The Last Well Person question what medicine oversells.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Chad HaefeleNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCHas taught at UNC; author of WordPress for libraries (2015).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Karen HagemannNewHistorian · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCHonors: Berlin PrizeJames G. Kenan Distinguished Professor of History at UNC and a historian of modern Germany, war, and gender; a Berlin Prize winner.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jim HahnNewAffiliated with UNC.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Nancy Learned HainesBiography · Lived or worked in HillsboroughHistorian of Hillsborough's early Quaker settlers, tracing the families who migrated from Pennsylvania in the 1750s.
  3 titles at OCPLWebsite ↗Explore 3 books & sources ▾
• Nelson G. Hairston Sr.NewLived or worked in Chapel HillHonors: Eminent Ecologist AwardAmerican ecologist, lived in Chapel Hill; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Community ecology and salamander guilds (1987) to Vertebrate zoology (1994).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Bob HallNewArts & music · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; author of The passion of Dracula (1979) and Batman (1998).
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Charles A. S. HallNewSciences & medicine · Taught at UNCAmerican systems ecologist and ESF Foundation Distinguished Professor at State University of New York in the College of Environmental Science & Forestry, has taught at UNC; author of 5 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Migration and metabolism in a stream ecosystem (1971) to The first half of the age of oil (2013).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Harry H. HallNewHistory & archives · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLived in Chapel Hill; author of A Johnny Reb band from Salem (2006).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jacquelyn Dowd HallAuthor · College teacher · Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCHonors: National Humanities Medal · Guggenheim Fellowship · Lillian Smith Book Award · Albert J. Beveridge AwardChapel Hill historian and founding director of UNC's Southern Oral History Program; author of Revolt Against Chivalry and co-author of Like a Family, and a National Humanities Medal recipient.
  2 titles at OCPLWebsite ↗Explore 2 books & sources ▾
• Margaret E. HallNewAffiliated with UNC; author of How to become a citizen of the United States (1948) and Alexander Hamilton reader (1957).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Perry A. HallNewSocial sciences · Taught at UNCTaught at UNC; author of In the vineyard (1999).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Seymour L. HalleckNewSciences & medicineAffiliated with UNC; author of 6 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Psychiatry and the dilemmas of crime (1967) to Evaluation of the psychiatric patient (1991).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• David J. HalperinFiction · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCUNC professor emeritus of religious studies; his books span the novel Journal of a UFO Investigator and the study Intimate Alien.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLWebsite ↗Find books & research sources ▾
• Laura HalperinNewHumanitiesAffiliated with UNC; author of Intersections of harm (2015).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Paul K. HalversonNewSciences & medicine · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; contributor to Managed care and public health (1998) and 1 other title.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Robert M. HamerNewAffiliated with UNC; contributor to Multidimensional scaling (1987).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• J. G. de Roulhac Hamilton1878–1961NewHistorian · Born in Hillsborough · Taught at UNCHillsborough-born historian who taught at UNC from 1906 to 1948 and founded the Southern Historical Collection. His Reconstruction in North Carolina (1914) defended white rule and is read today as a document of the Dunning school rather than as reliable history.
  6 titles at OCPLExplore 6 books & sources ▾
• Mia HammNewStudied at UNCHonors: National Women's Hall of Fame · Honda Sports Award for SoccerAmerican former professional soccer player, a UNC graduate; author of Go for the goal (1999).
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Juliane HammerNewSocial sciences · Taught at UNCHas taught at UNC; author of Palestinians born in exile (2005) and American Muslim women, religious authority, and activism (2012).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jenny HanNewNovelist · Chapel Hill · Studied at UNCHonors: Asian/Pacific American Awards for LiteratureAuthor of To All the Boys I've Loved Before and The Summer I Turned Pretty, both adapted for the screen with her as writer and producer; a UNC graduate.
  12 titles at OCPLWebsite ↗Explore 12 books & sources ▾
• Wallace H. HannumNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCProfessor of educational psychology, taught at UNC; author of Instructional systems development in large organizations (1989).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Laura C. HansonNewSciences & medicine · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; contributor to Improving nursing home care of the dying (2003).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Paul Hardin IIINewOther scholarship · Lived or worked in Chapel HillAmerican academic administrator, lived in Chapel Hill; contributor to Evidence: cases and materials (1968).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Melissa HardyNovelist · Born in Chapel HillFiction writer whose stories have appeared in The Atlantic and Best American Short Stories.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLWebsite ↗Find books & research sources ▾
• Ralph HardyNewFiction · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Studied at UNCAuthor of Argos: The Story of Odysseus and of short stories; a UNC English graduate living in Chapel Hill.
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• William M. HardyNewFiction · Taught at UNCTaught at UNC; author of 7 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Lady killer (1957) to The ship they called the Fat Lady (1969).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• John C. HarknessNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• William HarmonNewPoet · Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCConcord-born poet, James Gordon Hanes Professor Emeritus in the Humanities at UNC, author of five poetry collections and editor of A Handbook to Literature from 1984 to 2011.
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Howard M. HarperNewFiction · Taught at UNCTaught at UNC; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Desperate faith (1967) to Between language and silence (1982).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Matthew HarperNewSocial sciences · Studied at UNCA UNC graduate; author of The end of days (2016).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Charles Wilson Harris1771–1804NewOther scholarshipAmerican educator and lawyer, affiliated with UNC; author of The Harris letters (1916).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Dean M. HarrisNewSciences & medicine · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; author of 4 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Healthcare law and ethics (1999) to Contemporary issues in healthcare law & ethics (2014).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Trudier HarrisCollege teacher · Author · Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCAlso published or known as Trudier Harris-LopezScholar and author of more than twenty books on African American literature and folklore; in 1979 she and Thadious Davis became the first Black women to join UNC's English faculty.
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Helen Dortch HarrisonNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; contributor to Marriage and death notices from Raleigh (1977).
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Thomas Perrin Harrison Jr.1897–1986NewLived or worked in Chapel HillLived in Chapel Hill; author of 7 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from The pastoral elegy, an anthology (1939) to The honorable Thomas Chiles Perrin of Abbeville, South Carolina (1983).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jeff HartNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Carl R. HartrampfNewSciences & medicineAffiliated with UNC; contributor to Hartrampf's breast reconstruction with living tissue (1991).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Paul G. HaskellNewLaw & public affairs · Taught at UNCProfessor of law, taught at UNC; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Preface to the law of trusts (1975) to Why lawyers behave as they do (1998).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Sylvia HatchellNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCHonors: Women's Basketball Hall of Fame · North Carolina Sports Hall of Fame · Associated Press College Basketball Coach of the YearAmerican basketball coach, has taught at UNC; author of The baffled parent's guide to coaching girls' basketball (2006) and The complete guide to coaching girls' basketball (2006).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Abbi HattemNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; contributor to Introduction to family counseling (2016).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jeremy HawkinsHumour · Lived or worked in CarrboroHis novel The Last Days of Video is on the Literary Map's list of books set in this county.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLWebsite ↗Find books & research sources ▾
• Francis L. Hawks1798–1866NewHistory & archives · Lived or worked in the county · Studied at UNCNew Bern-born Episcopal priest, orator, and historian of North Carolina who compiled the official narrative of Perry's expedition to Japan; a UNC graduate of 1815.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• W. Blair HaworthNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; author of The Bradley and how it got that way (1999).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Glen Haydon1896–1966NewArts & music · Taught at UNCAmerican musicologist, taught at UNC; author of 5 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Fundamentals of music (1933) to On the meaning of music (1948).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Lori HayesRomanceAlso published or known as Lori KeizerWrites small-town women's fiction and coastal romance, including the Crystal Coast series; presented at the library in 2023.
  4 titles at OCPLWebsite ↗Explore 4 books & sources ▾
• Thomas Lee HazenNewLaw & public affairs · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCJurist, taught at UNC and lives in Chapel Hill; author of 10 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from The law of securities regulation (1985) to Securities regulation in a nutshell (2006).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• John M. HeadleyNewHistory teacher · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCHonors: Guggenheim FellowshipUNC historian of Reformation Europe and the Habsburg world, a Guggenheim Fellow; he died in Chapel Hill in 2017.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Alexander HeardNewOther scholarship · Studied at UNCChancellor of Vanderbilt University from 1963 to 1982, a UNC graduate.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Dennis Heartt1783–1870Printer · Publisher and publishing · Lived or worked in HillsboroughPublished the Hillsborough Recorder for nearly fifty years, the first newspaper west of Raleigh, and organized the Hillsborough Literary Association in 1842.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Clarence Heer1893–1987NewSocial sciences · Lived or worked in Chapel HillProfessor of economics, lived in Chapel Hill; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from The post-war expansion of state expenditures (1926) to Federal aid and the tax problem (1939).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Shelly HehenbergerNewChildren & young adult · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; illustrator of If you lived with the Iroquois (1998) and 8 other titles.
  2 titles at OCPLExplore 2 books & sources ▾
• Elizabeth HeinNovelistNovelist of Overlook and How to Climb the Eiffel Tower; read at the Friends' 2018 book fair.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Dorothea B. HeitschNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCHas taught at UNC; author of Practising reform in Montaigne's Essais (2000).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• J. León HelgueraNewAlso published or known as León Helguera, J.Affiliated with UNC; author of Indigenismo in Colombia (1974).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Maggie HellwigNewAuthor · Educator · Lived or worked in Chapel HillEducator and poet living in Chapel Hill; MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Winifred G. HelmesNewHistory & archives · Lived or worked in Chapel HillMinnesota-born educator, historian, and public servant, author of the memoir Orchids in the Icebox; she died in Chapel Hill in 2005.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Archibald Henderson1877–1963College teacher · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCFifty years on the UNC faculty, George Bernard Shaw's authorized biographer, and author of The Conquest of the Old Southwest; he died at Fordell, his Chapel Hill home.
  2 titles at OCPLExplore 2 books & sources ▾
• Barbara Bynum HendersonTranslator · Poet · Lived or worked in HillsboroughAlso published or known as Barbara Bynum, Minna Curtis BynumPoet and translator honored on the Orange County Courthouse mural.
  Not in the OCPL catalogFind books & research sources ▾
• Gail HendersonNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCHas taught at UNC; author of The Chinese hospital (1984) and Danwei (1984).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Karla A. HendersonNewSocial sciences · Studied at UNCA UNC graduate; author of Dimensions of choice (1991) and Evaluating leisure services (1995).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Mae HendersonNewHumanities · Taught at UNCPedagogue and university teacher, has taught at UNC; author of Speaking in tongues and dancing diaspora (2014).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• William McCranor HendersonHistorical fiction · Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCNovelist of Stark Raving Elvis and I Killed Hemingway; taught fiction at UNC.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Caroline Lee Hentz1800–1856Author · Educator · Lived or worked in Chapel HillAlso published or known as Caroline Lee WhitingAntebellum bestseller and rival to Harriet Beecher Stowe; wrote in Chapel Hill in the late 1820s.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Nicholas Marcellus Hentz1797–1856NewHumanitiesFrench American educator and arachnologist, affiliated with UNC; author of A manual of French phrases (1822).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• H. HerfarthNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; editor of Anti-tumor necrosis factor therapy in inflammatory bowel disease (2015).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• C. J. HeringtonNewTranslator · Classicist · College teacher · Born in Chapel HillHonors: Guggenheim FellowshipClassical scholar of Aeschylus who taught at Yale, Texas, and Duke; born in England, he died in Chapel Hill in 1997.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• John C. HerionNewHistory & archives · Taught at UNCProfessor of medicine, taught at UNC; author of The family he would never know (2010).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Bernard L. Herman1951–2025College teacher · Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCHonors: Guggenheim FellowshipUNC professor of American studies whose A South You Never Ate gathered the foodways of the Eastern Shore.
  2 titles at OCPLExplore 2 books & sources ▾
• G. Nicholas HermanNewLaw & public affairs · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; author of 6 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Practical evidence (1996) to Legal counseling, negotiating, and mediating (2009).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• J. J. HermansNewOther scholarship · Lived or worked in Chapel HillHonors: Bourke AwardDutch physical chemist and pioneer of polymer science who settled in Chapel Hill and died there in 1997.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jan HermansNewSciences & medicine · Taught at UNCTaught at UNC; author of Equilibria and kinetics of biological macromolecules (2014).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Carl George HerndlNewStudied at UNCA UNC graduate; author of Sustainability (2014).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Patrick HerronPoetry · Lived or worked in CarrboroCarrboro poet laureate from 2003 to 2005 and founder of the West End Poetry Festival.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Jonathan M. HessNewHistory & archives · Taught at UNCAmerican philologist, taught at UNC; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Reconstituting the body politic (1999) to Middlebrow literature and the making of German-Jewish identity (2010).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• J. G. HethertonNovelistDurham mystery writer of Last Girl Gone (2018) and What Lies Beneath (2022); read at the Friends' 2019 Book Fair "Noir at the Bar" evening at Yonder.
  6 titles at OCPLWebsite ↗Explore 6 books & sources ▾
• Joe A. HewittNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCTaught at UNC; author of OCLC, impact and use (1977).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Addison Hibbard1887–1945NewHumanitiesAmerican literature professor, affiliated with UNC; author of 8 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Studies in American literature (1921) to The South in contemporary literature (1973).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Chester Penn Higby1885–1966NewHistory & archivesAffiliated with UNC; author of 6 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from The religious policy of the Bavarian government during the… (1918) to Europe, 1492 to 1815, a social, cultural, and political history (1948).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Don HigginbothamNewHistorian · Lived or worked in Chapel Hill · Taught at UNCDowd Professor of History at UNC and a leading scholar of George Washington and the Revolutionary War; he died in Chapel Hill in 2008.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Daniel Harvey Hill1859–1924NewHistory & archivesAmerican academic, affiliated with UNC; author of 5 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from North Carolina (1899) to Bethel to Sharpsburg (1926).
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Jeff HillNewStudied at UNCA UNC graduate; author of How to grow friendly ferns (1976).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Patty Maynard HillNewLived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; contributor to Human growth and development throughout life (1982).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Thomas E. HillNewHumanities · Taught at UNCAmerican political philosopher, has taught at UNC; author of 6 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Autonomy and self-respect (1991) to Virtue, rules, and justice (2012).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Ken HillisNewSocial sciences · Taught at UNCUniversity teacher, has taught at UNC; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Digital sensations (1999) to Google and the culture of search (2013).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Glenn HinsonFolklorist · Lived or worked in Chapel HillUNC folklorist whose Fire in My Bones listens inside African American gospel.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• S. H. Hobbs Jr.1895–1969NewOther scholarshipRural sociologist, affiliated with UNC; author of 5 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from Gaston County: economic and social (1920) to North Carolina today (1947).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Fred HobsonMemoir · Lived or worked in Chapel HillHonors: Lillian Smith Book AwardUNC scholar and author whose books on Southern literature and identity include Mencken: A Life, Serpent in Eden, and But Now I See.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• John E. HodginNewHistory & archives · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLives in Chapel Hill; author of German paratroops in North Africa (2008).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• David A. HofmannNewSocial sciencesAffiliated with UNC; contributor to Health and safety in organizations (2003).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Thomas HofweberNewOther scholarship · Taught at UNCGerman-American philosopher and professor, has taught at UNC; contributor to Empty names, fiction, and the puzzles of non-existence (2000).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Judy Hogan1937–2024Novelist · Poet · Periodical editor · Lived or worked in Chapel HillFounded Carolina Wren Press, the press later led by Andrea Selch; poet, teacher, and mystery novelist.
  1 title at OCPLExplore 1 book & sources ▾
• Moreland HoganNewFiction · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLived in Chapel Hill; author of 3 books in the Library of Congress catalog, from The dragon's Yule, or, The wages of virtue (1984) to On foot in Davidson (1985).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• William Woods Holden1818–1892Governor · Born in HillsboroughBorn near Hillsborough and apprenticed to Dennis Heartt at the Recorder before becoming the state's most influential newspaper editor and, later, its governor.
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Culley HolderfieldNovelist · Lived or worked in Cedar GroveHis debut Hemlock Hollow (Regal House, 2022), a Blue Ridge story that won the Eric Hoffer Award for historical fiction; he lives in Cedar Grove beside Duke Forest.
  Not at OCPL · At nearby libraries · ILLWebsite ↗Find books & research sources ▾
• David HoldzkomNewHumanities · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLived in Chapel Hill; author of The ideabook (1979).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• Lynn HoldzkomNewSocial sciences · Lived or worked in Chapel HillLived in Chapel Hill; contributor to The invisible process (1997).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾
• John Dee HolemanNewArts & music · Born in HillsboroughAmerican Piedmont blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter, born in Hillsborough; contributor to 1983 Neptune Plaza Concert Series collection (1983).
  Not at OCPL · Request by ILLFind books & research sources ▾

Show more writers