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NonFiction

A Knucklehead
in 1920s Alaska
By Norma
Huss and
Bill Collins
Trade paperback now available at Amazon.com
William Collins, at age 88, taped his stories of a young man who had traveled to Alaska during the mid-1920s to earn money for college.

These stories cover three years in Bill's life as a hot-headed teenager who survived hunger, earthquake, stomping caribou, and icicle frost.
He learned about stopes, sluice boxes, powder smoke, and the Festival of the Midnight Sun.
In his own words, Bill was a true knucklehead.
Appearances
norma's new blog - here

NORMA HUSS
Death of a Hot Chick
available through Amazon.com as a trade paperback and for Kindle.
Available by order through Books a Million, Barnes & Noble and for Nook.
Also available for any e-book reader at Smashwords.com
October 8, 2012 - Blog exchange with Donna F. Crow here. and here.
October 24, 2012, 10 a.m. Present "The Grandma Moses of Mystery . . . and Self-Publishing Too" at Willow Valley Cultural Center, Willow Street, PA
February 24-March 1, 2013
Death of a Hot Chick on Free Book Friday
Giving away 5 autographed books here
April 16, 2013, 7 p.m. - Speak at St. Phillips Woman's Club, St. Phillips Church, Millersville, PA
May 3-5, 2013 - Malice Domestic
Bethesda, MD