Dan Barnett is an online philosophy instructor and a weekly book columnist for Chico Enterprises and Oroville Mercury Register. He focuses on local news and literature, providing book reviews and commentary on various topics. His work has also been featured in the British Comedy Guide.
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Dan Barnett focuses on local content, with a particular interest in books and entertainment. He frequently includes expert commentary and profile features in his articles. If you have expertise related to the topics he covers, such as books, skiing, poetry or photography - especially if it has a local angle or involves profiles of notable individuals - he may be interested in hearing from you.
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By: Dan Barnett
of 1 “Meditations For Mortals: Four Weeks To Embrace Your Limitations And Make Time For What Counts” by Oliver Burkeman. (Contributed)
By: Dan Barnett
“This is a story,” says Sacramento-based social-justice writer Sasha Abramsky, “about the forces tearing at America's twenty-first century fabric.
Chico writer Matthew Distefano, theological provocateur and Tolkien-lover, returns for another jab at the conservative evangelical tradition he grew up in. — Dan Barnett teaches philosophy at…
of 1 “Whispers In The Dark: Three Stories Of Terror” by N.J. Hanson. (Contributed)
Imagine Chico writer N.J. Hanson penning a scary story about a writer penning a scary story about “a man who moves into a new house, one he gets for a very reasonable price, which is also haunted b…
By: Dan Barnett
For Chicoan David Bruhn it happened almost by chance. After weekly mountain biking with longtime friend Pat O'Connell, the two would “sit at a small bar in my garage and enjoy a beverage — he a bottle of water, and I a bottle of beer. (I attribute these choices to his having served in the U.S. Air Force and I in the U.S. Navy.)”
By: Dan Barnett
As self-deprecating Patrick gets to know the ranch that belonged to his late great-uncle Mitchell, and read his cowboy poetry (and eventually write some of his own), he finds he's entangled in something of a family mystery.
Chico mathematician Scott Lape, aided by Madrid-based illustrator Víctor Medina, will make readers fall in love with digits. Even if you don’t like math, he has your number. Actually, 101 of them. …
By: Dan Barnett
Rob Davidson teaches creative writing and American literature at Chico State. His new collection of stories takes readers to the precipices of life. “Welcome Back To The World: A Novella and Stories” ($24.95 in paperback from Cornerstone Press) offers deeply felt characters and a trajectory of hope.
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