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How a discarded title for her previous book became a Colorado author’s inspiration for the next one
"Burning Ridge" didn't quite fit the last K-9 mystery Margaret Mizushima wrote. But it set her on a course for a new type of crime novel.
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From Cyclops to a woman literally disappearing in the mist, a Colorado author explores the meaning of home
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A Colorado author sought to add context to the Gold King Mine disaster. What he found was unexpected.
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SunLit interview: Environmental crisis, devastating violent acts of a shared history propelled poet Camille Dungy
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SunLit interview: She finished her autobiography on her 75th birthday, thanks to her husband’s “bucket list”
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Author felt haunted by the forgotten history of Old West prostitutes and madams
In the excerpt of "The Beaten Territory," Randi Samuelson-Brown admires her character Pearl's persistence in seeking love in a loveless profession
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As author David Hicks wrote “White Plains,” the narrative got uncomfortably personal
In a story with autobiographical underpinnings, imagine writing a chapter -- honestly -- from the point of view of your ex-wife
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How the editor of “Beautiful Flesh: A Body of Essays” constructed a “body of work” in her collection
Stephanie G'Schwind pieced together elements that represent not only anatomy, but family, anxiety and social class
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Excerpt: An author savors family smiles in a poignant piece from the essay collection “Beautiful Flesh”
Lupe Linares' personal account of her family gives bite to Stephanie G'Schwind's essay collection
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SunLit Interview: An expert advised Peg Brantley that her book “Trafficked” shouldn’t take place “over there”
Brantley thought Colorado would provide sparse research for her novel, but she was sadly mistaken
