Post AYo3qum1tk86cFIOIa by GiddingsMJ@syringa.social
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 (DIR) Post #AYo0CWotEsTKsWgU4W by GiddingsMJ@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T00:32:59Z
       
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       @IdahoLark I'm curious whether you, as a former Alaskan, are a fan of Dana Stabenow. I just recently started rereading all of her Kate Shugak novels. #books
       
 (DIR) Post #AYo0CXtXF5mYDDrhx2 by IdahoLark@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T00:51:59Z
       
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       @GiddingsMJ I think I only ever read one of her books, so I can't call myself a fan. Not sure why it didn't click with me, as I enjoyed other mystery series back then.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYo0hLmUKZ29cTG38q by GiddingsMJ@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T00:57:34Z
       
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       @IdahoLark Are there some Alaskan native authors I should check out?
       
 (DIR) Post #AYo1hLx1nZVC6JkkFc by IdahoLark@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T01:08:45Z
       
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       @GiddingsMJ Sad to say I can only think of one: Velma Wallace wrote such lovely short stories, especially Two Old Women. Don Reardon--not sure if he is Native? Love his writing. The Raven's Gift was so haunting and well-written.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYo28AfTrAaivTKiHY by IdahoLark@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T01:13:36Z
       
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       @GiddingsMJ There are so many excellent non-Native Alaska writers. Eowen Ivy, Seth Kanter and Nick Jans come to mind. Margaret Murie's "Two in the Far North" convinced me I HAD to move to Alaska.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYo2kM0w7XBT7SZlqa by GiddingsMJ@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T01:20:30Z
       
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       @IdahoLark Oh, thanks for the list! I will check them out.
       
 (DIR) Post #AYo3qum1tk86cFIOIa by GiddingsMJ@syringa.social
       2023-08-17T01:32:54Z
       
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       @IdahoLark Thank you!