Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock - Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
Born and raised in Alaska and a longtime journalist for Alaska Public Radio, Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock spent ten years fishing commercially and raised her children on a boat in Southeast Alaska - bringing a rare authenticity to her writing about America's last frontier.
She lived briefly in Colorado and then returned to Fairbanks, Alaska, Her first novel, The Smell of Other People's Houses was published to acclaim.
In this episode, she talks to Nikki Gamble about her second novel, Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town
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