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In the Ruins of Wyoming's Ghost Towns, Novelist Téa Obreht Plays House With the Dead

While researching her new novel Sunrise, novelist Téa Obreht encountered the long-lost glories and forgotten histories of the Mountain West’s former boomtowns.

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In the Ruins of Wyoming's Ghost Towns, Novelist Téa Obreht Plays House With the Dead
While researching her new novel Sunrise, novelist Téa Obreht encountered the long-lost glories and forgotten histories of the Mountain West’s former boomtowns.
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