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Modern classics from the Pacific Northwest

Indie publishers offer a trio of timeless tales

  • April 1, 2023 5:00 a.m.
Bellingham-based writer Kathryn Trueblood with her arms crossed.
“Take Daily as Needed,” Bellingham-based writer Kathryn Trueblood's latest story collection, was published by University of New Mexico Press. Trueblood, an English professor at Western Washington University, is especially good at depicting what happens to those who are burdened with sensibility but who struggle to make ends meet. (Photo courtesy of Suzanne Bair)
By Michael Byers CDN Contributor
Just about the loveliest thing in the world is a well-curated book collection, isn’t it? The book-
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