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Vickery Voice is a biannual publication of the Georgia Appalachian Studies Center at the University of North Georgia. It features research reports, personal narratives, reviews, oral histories, photo essays, and creative writing from scholars, students, and community members with an interest in the Southern Appalachian region. Anyone may submit their writing to The Vickery Voice by contacting the editor via email. All submissions undergo editorial review unless peer review is requested.

Vickery Voice is published under a  license, meaning that all material is freely available for others to share and adapt, although they must credit the original author. Each issue is deposited in the Nighthawks Open Institutional Repository, making it freely available to readers around the world. 

Authors are encouraged to adhere to The Chicago Manual of Style, 18th Edition in preparing their manuscripts. Sources should be cited using short-form footnotes (e.g. Whisnant, All That Is Native and Fine, 95) accompanied by a complete bibliography. However, The Vickery Voice can accommodate other styles as requested by authors for the purpose of adhering to disciplinary norms. 

Send any submission or queries to Esther Morgan-Ellis.