Foreword, by Stephanie FooteIntroduction, by Rebecca Scott and Zane McNeill1. Re-presenting the Narrative: Pursuing Stories Amidst Addiction, by Tijah Bumgarner2. Intoxicated Subjects: Queer Bodies and Ecologies in 'Trumpalachia', by Rebecca-Eli M. Long and Zane McNeill3. Queers Embracing Place in Appalachia: The Importance of Masculinities for Queer Acceptance, by Baker A. Rogers4. Unsilencing Indigeneity: Appalachian Studies, Appalachian Ecologies, and the Continuation of Settler Colonialism, by Jessica Cory5. It's Grandpa's Land: Settler Property, Heteropatriarchy and Environmental Disasters, by Kandice Grossman, Aaron Padgett, and Rebecca Scott6. Edible Kent: Collaboration, Decentralization, and Sustainable Agriculture in Urban Food Systems, by Lis Regula and MJ Eckhouse7. Arboreal Blockaders: "Queer/Trans Moments of Critical Appalachian Eco-Action", by Chet Pancake8. Masculinities in the Decline of Coal: Queer Futures in the Appalachian Coalfields, by Gabe Schwartzmann9. "I Fixed Up the Trees to Give Them Some New Life:": Queer Desire, Affect, and Ecology in the Work of LGBTQ+ Appalachian Artists, by Maxwell CloeContributor Biographies