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Testing the waters | The Biblio File

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By Dan Barnett
| Chico Enterprise-Record Verified
Dan Barnett teaches philosophy at Butte College. Send review requests to dbarnett99@me.com. Columns archived at https://barnetto.substack.com This article is only available to subscribers Standard Digital $2 for 2 years Offer valid for non-subscribers only
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Testing the waters | The Biblio File

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By Dan Barnett
| Oroville Mercury-Register Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Sacramento writer Kate Washington (kawashington.com), who grew up in Chico, detailed in her book “Already Toast: Caregiving And Burnout In America” how suddenly, unexpectedly, she had to become the caregiver for her husband Brad, whom she married in 1999, after he faced aggressive lymphoma in 2014; in his mid-40s, he needed a stem-cell transplant. Now the rest of the story. Though Brad survived, the marriage did not.
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Decades separate father from son in WWII thriller | The Biblio File

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By Dan Barnett
| Oroville Mercury-Register Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... North state author Doug Aiken “started writing in his sixties. … His father served in WWII and while he returned home, he died a few short months later,” leaving Aiken, according to an author’s note, with “a ghost for a parent and a lifetime of unanswered questions.” So, over almost a decade, he imagined the fragments of history he had about his father showed not a mythical hero but rather a complicated man far removed from myth.
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