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Barbara Lloyd McMichael

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As seen in: The Bookmonger (Podcast), The Seattle Times, The Oregonian, Kitsap Sun, The Bellingham Herald, Kent Reporter, Federal Way Mirror, Auburn Reporter, Fresh Cup Magazine, Coast Weekend, Discover Our Coast
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 The Bookmonger: 'Makeshift' considers the modern world - Discover Our Coast

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By Barbara Lloyd McMichael
| Discover Our Coast
Portland author Peter Rock investigates the island-as-refuge trope in his 12th novel, “Makeshift.” A longtime professor at Reed College, Rock may be best known for his 2009 book, “My Abandonment,” a fictional treatment inspired by the real-life discovery of a military veteran and his daughter who had lived in a hidden encampment in Portland’s Forest Park for four years before being discovered.
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 The Bookmonger: Buyer's remorse and more in this horror tale - Discover Our Coast

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By Barbara Lloyd McMichael
| Discover Our Coast
Oh, the marvelous, disconcerting imagination of Kim Fu! The Seattle-based author stirs ghosts, grief, guilt and the underpinnings of 21st-century existentialist angst into her literary cauldron to produce “The Valley of Vengeful Ghosts.” This keenly observed novel combines surrealism with psychological horror. Eleanor Fan is a therapist who, a few years after the pandemic, is just “phoning in” her work.
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 The Bookmonger: Even underwater, our forests are in peril - Discover Our Coast

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By Barbara Lloyd McMichael
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Fans of the original “Star Trek” television series undoubtedly remember the episode called “The Trouble with Tribbles.” Gene Roddenberry’s science fiction plot about the unrestrained proliferation of cute little critters aboard the starship Enterprise anticipated by several decades the real-life population explosion of purple sea urchins in coastal waters right here on Earth. And just as there was trouble with tribbles, there is definitely urgency regarding urchins.
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