Arlene Mckanic is a freelance journalist who writes for Whale Generator and BookPage. With a passion for nature and wildlife, Arlene's articles cover a range of topics including ancient trees, bird species, marine life, and geographical features. She enjoys sharing her knowledge and curiosity about the natural world with her readers.
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Arlene Mckanic's focus is primarily on scientific topics such as nature, animals, birds, plants, and food. Her articles often include lists and discoveries about various natural elements. To engage with her effectively, consider providing interesting insights or unique findings related to these topics. Since she has a broad interest in different aspects of nature and science, offering detailed research or new discoveries within the specified themes could capture her attention.
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Kirsten Bakis, author of Lives of the Monster Dogs, creates an atmosphere of gut-churning dread from the very first chapter of King Nyx. This is a scary good book.
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