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Went West

A transplanted easterner reflects on culture, politics, and the pursuit of happiness from his new vantage point in the Rocky Mountain West.

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    Will this country ever again feel as unified as it supposedly was during World War II?
    Christmas During Wartime

    posted at 5:56 p.m.

    Will this country ever again feel as unified as it supposedly was during World War II?

Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Sutton Stokes

Sutton Stokes

Sutton Stokes is a generalist, fighting to survive in a specialist’s world. He currently lives ... more

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Sutton Stokes is a generalist, fighting to survive in a specialist’s world. He currently lives by his pen as a freelance business writer and journalist but has also worked as an education reformer, health policy analyst, outdoor educator, and the law on the sea.

Now based in Missoula, Montana after three decades on the coasts, he writes the Missoula Notebook for the nationally-award-winning online news source New West. He also keeps a blog called Margin Notes and is writing his first novel, Learning to Lose, a mystery set in Missoula. You can find him on Twitter and Facebook. His professional web site is here.

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