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Books
· Douglass Houghton Michigan's Pioneer Geologist, Doctor and Teacher

· Yooper Poetry

· Superior Tapestry: Weaving the Threads of Upper Michigan History

· Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: The Inception of the Combined Colonies

· Midnight in the Pawnshop

· The Nature of Life

· Copper Country Chronicler: The Best of J.W. Nara

· Living on Sisu: The 1913 Union Copper Strike Tragedy

· The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: The Re-creation of Roacheria

· The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: New South Dairy Colony 50

Short Stories
· Penny Postcard's Journey

· In and Out of Chaos

· The Time of Our Lives

· The Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier: One Fire Ant's Life

· The Giant Flower

· The Lunch Box

Articles
· Reader and Teacher Guide for Superior Tapestry

· Diving Down Google Rabbit Holes

· When Your Characters Bug You

· Living on Sisu: Extra Student Projects

· Living on Sisu: Student Activity Pages Part Three

· Living on Sisu: Student Activity Pages Part Two

· Living on Sisu Student Activity Pages Part 1

· Teacher Resources for Living on Sisu

· Speaking, Workshop, And Author Visit Information

· List of Publishing Credits, Speaking Engagements and School Visits

Poetry
· Entwined

· Spring Haiku

· Modern Pterydactyl

· Autum's Ardor

· Ice Sculptor

· Fantasy's Front Door

· Ancient Wisdom

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· New Review for Living on Sisu

· Living On Sisu Wins Another Award

· Audio Version Available for Douglass Houghton Book

· New Review of Chronicles of Henry Roach-Dairier by Kent State Professor

· Audio Version of Superior Tapestry Now Available

· Sales of Superior Tapestry Going Strong

· Author Highlighted by Marquette Mining Journal

Events
· Well Read Raccoon Booksigning

· Library Presentation

· Spring Craft Show

· Fredonia, NY

· UP Notable Book Club

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Rabbit Tracks

by Deborah K. Frontiera — Read all 14 poems by Deborah K. Frontiera

This Haiku was inspired by a recent snow shoe trip in my native Michigan Upper Peninsula.

Monday, February 8, 2021

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Rabbits scamper tracks

In winter’s long noon shadows

Back to warm burrows

Deborah K. Frontiera

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Reviewed by Katharine Sparrow

Reviewed on October 22, 2021

This charming haiku made me smile, and I needed that tonight. Thank-you! Lovely piece!

Reviewed by La Belle Rouge Poetess Of The Heart

Reviewed on February 15, 2021

Simply beautiful.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull

Reviewed on February 9, 2021

Winter snow gives away their presence to both foxes and us.

Ron

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