
The Smell of Other People’s Houses
1 edition: Print · 2016
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Print · 2016 · English

Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock is an Alaska-born author and former public-radio journalist whose debut, The Smell of Other People's Houses, was a William C. Morris YA Debut Award finalist.
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1 edition: Print · 2016
Print · 2016 · English
Pine Reads Review interviews Hitchcock about her writing and books.
BookCrushin talks with Hitchcock about her linked-story collection and its small-town settings.
Hitchcock discusses The Smell of Other People's Houses in an author interview.
Hitchcock discusses Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town and writing young people across Alaska and the American West.
Bonnie-Sue Hitchcock was born and raised in Alaska. Before publishing fiction, she worked as a public-radio journalist and joined her family in commercial fishing, experiences that place her writing career within the working and storytelling life of her home state.
Her fiction includes The Smell of Other People's Houses and Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town. The books established a literary career after her years working in radio and fishing.
The Smell of Other People's Houses, published in 2016, was Hitchcock's debut novel. It was named a finalist for the 2017 William C. Morris YA Debut Award.
Everyone Dies Famous in a Small Town won the Berkshire Book Award in the United Kingdom.