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A Colorado author sought to add context to the Gold King Mine disaster. What he found was unexpected.
"Piecing together the history of the Gold King Mine was especially interesting, because it hadn’t really been done before," Jonathan Thompson said
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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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SunLit: Author drew inspiration for novel from dream flirtation, real-life bone cancer battle
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SunLit: The awkward, wonderful, mortifying moment when a high school improv performance takes an unexpected turn
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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
