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"An impt American writer"- Hunter Thompson Blood Brothers (starred, Kirkus); Desert Reckoning (Spur Award); Mustang, Twentynine Palms (LAT "best books of year")
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Richard Nixon and Wild Horses: A Love Story

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By Deanne Stillman, Kainoa Lowman
| Washington Monthly Verified
Last week, The New York Times published an explosive report entitled “Under Trump, Protected Wild Horses Are Going to Slaughter.” It immediately went viral—as it should have. While it’s hard to top the recent litany of Trump’s assaults on wolves, migratory birds, the ocean floor, rivers, forests, national parks and refuges—public lands in general—the Times report struck a nerve, for who among us is in favor of America’s great symbol of freedom meeting such a horrific fate?
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A Marine, Two Murders, and a War on Women

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By Deanne Stillman
| Flipboard
Victorville 10 hours ago Two-month project to close lanes on busy roadway in Victorville AOL - Rene Ray De La Cruz, Victorville Daily Press • 10h City of Victorville officials announced that a nearly two-month infrastructure improvement project this summer will force a hard lane closure on a busy stretch of roadway.
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A Marine, Two Murders, and a War on Women

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By Deanne Stillman
| Washington Monthly Verified
For a long time, I’ve been wondering if the war on women—possibly the world’s oldest siege—would ever come to a halt. Recently, it seems as if there’s been a shift in this matter, with many victims coming forward en masse with horrifying accounts of sex crimes—and being heard in new quarters. For decades, there was no safe zone where this could happen, so women remained in the shadows, lest they face excoriation, threats, and erasure.
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