The Big Truths Fiction Can Tell with Julie Carrick Dalton (E227)
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Kara Infante interviews Julie Carrick Dalton about her novel 'The Forest Becomes Her' and its themes of community and environmental loss.
Send us Fan Mail This week, I'm joined by Julie Carrick Dalton, journalist, former organic farmer and beekeeper, and author of The Forest Becomes Her. Julie's novels are deeply rooted in the natural world, exploring the relationship between people, place, and the communities we build together. Inspired by her own experience watching a beloved forest disappear to development, The Forest Becomes Her is ultimately a story about what a community loses when a forest is gone. Through the lives of t...
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