Richard Dauenhauer and Nora Marks Dauenhauer take questions about their work. Our thanks go to Alaska State Writer Laureate Nora Marks Dauenhauer and former Poet Laureate Richard Dauenhauer for their most enjoyable reading last Friday at the UAA/APU Consortium Library. Selections covered the full range of their work, from Nora’s ever-popular “How to Make Good […]
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First, Kim, I love the title. But I have the idea that your writers are probably revealing that working in a national park is no vacation, really. Or is it? What did your essayists love best or least about the experience? Who is drawn to this kind of work and should we all hurry to
As we speak, the Kachemak Bay Writers conference, Alaska Book Festival in Fairbanks, and Valdez Theater Conference are all underway, so non-conference happenings are quiet out there. Or maybe I’m just not as talented as Deb at digging up end-of-the-week news for you. Deb is the half of 49W who does this Friday feature week
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First, many thanks to Marybeth Holleman, our featured author for March, for her insightful posts. With the turning of the calendar arrives award-winning author David Vann, whom we’re featuring during April. By clicking on his photo in the sidebar, you can link to previous posts by and about David. We’ve also posted a photo of
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