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WNC’s rich literary legacy comes alive in guidebook By Joy Franklin, JFRANKLIN@CITIZEN-TIMES.com Anyone who knows much about books knows that the Western North Carolina mountains have a rich literary history. Who doesn’t know that Thomas Wolfe wrote “Look Homeward Angel” about his boyhood in Asheville or that Carl Sandburg lived the last years of his life in Flat Rock or that Wilma Dykeman’s “Th…