In preparation for our “Ordinary Wolves” discussion, we’re running a thoughtful review of Kantner’s follow-up nonfiction book. By Amanda Coyne. Posted originally at Alaska Dispatch. Used with permission.Wallace Stegner, often hailed the dean of Western literature, would be 100 years old this week. In The New York Times, columnist Timothy Egan quotes friends of Stegner’s […]
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Andromeda: In a young state, every bit of recorded history is particularly valuable. I love puzzling over the paired photos in Alaska Then and Now: Anchorage, Juneau, and Fairbanks by Sonya Senkowsky and Amanda Coyne, seeing how places have changed or stayed the same. It’s a great gift book or reference shelf addition for the
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Amanda Coyne is an Alaska freelancer, a blogger at Huffington Post, and an APU writing teacher. She has been published in Harper’s, Newsweek, the New York Times, and the Anchorage Press, where she was an editor until 2005. She also happens to be a friend. So when word got out that the Palin biography by
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