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Naomi Klouda

Anchorage
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Opinion: The shape of things — the life of Ann Chandonnet

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By Naomi Klouda
| Anchorage Daily News Verified
The sun sets behind the Tordrillo Mountains and reflects in Cook Inlet, photographed near downtown Anchorage in April 2023. (Emily Mesner / ADN archive) “I knew I could not pull a curtain on the past, so I wear it.” — Shelby Stephenson, in an epigraph to “The Shape of Wind on Water: New and Selected Poems” by Ann Chandonnet. How fitting for Ann’s own epitaph.
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A life in the lab: A teacher’s 30 years at Lumen Christi

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By Naomi Klouda
| The North Star Catholic Verified
When Debbie Brewer first heard from a fellow teacher about a brand-new Catholic school opening in Anchorage, she made a phone call on a Sunday afternoon. By that evening, she had a job. School started Tuesday. That spontaneous beginning turned into one of the most enduring partnerships in Lumen Christi Catholic High School’s history.
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Tungelquq Ellam Iinga: The Spirit at the End of Life by Naomi Klouda

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By Naomi Klouda
| Craft
In the gentle “Tungelquq Ellam Iinga: The Spirit at the End of Life,” Naomi Klouda meditates on the meaning of death and loving another person across cultural differences by developing a main character wise beyond her years with accessible interiority. Klouda’s Jenny, a young Yup’ik woman raised in the physical and spiritual world of her people, is a living link between her ancestral past and her present.
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