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K. S. Brooks
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Staff Writer, Photographer and Photojournalist, Chewelah Independent
Washington
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Biography
K.S. Brooks is an award-winning novelist and photographer, author of over 30 titles, and photojournalist and chief copy editor for a number of Washington State newspapers. She is the creator of the Mr. Pish educational children's book series as well as the Agent Night suspense series. Other published works include romantic comedies, romantic suspense, satire, comic books, activity books, science fiction, non-fiction, and action-adventure thrillers. Brooks' feature articles, poetry, and photography have appeared in magazines, newspapers, books, and other publications worldwide. She is the executive director of the multi-author, multi-national website IndiesUnlimited.com, which was named by Publishers Weekly as one of the Top Six Blogs for Authors. With well over 6000 articles, tutorials, and resource pages, Indies Unlimited has been a reliable source for independent authors since 2011. Brooks has served on the advisory board for Indie Author Day and is an Adjunct Instructor, teaching writing, publishing, and photography for the Community Colleges of Spokane. For more about K.S. Brooks, visit http://ksbrooks.com or her Amazon.com Author Central Page at http://amzn.to/2Et15dH. Indies Unlimited is at http://www.IndiesUnlimited.com.
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Content
By KS Brooks, K. S. Brooks| Medium@ By K.S. Brooks / Silverado Express NewspaperFarming at Night. Photograph by K.S. BrooksThis is a difficult topic. But if writing and talking about it can save one life, then it’s worth it. Facts are facts: Farmers in the United States die by suicide 1.5 times more often than the national average, according to a study by the CDC (Center for Disease Control).
By KS Brooks, K. S. Brooks| Medium@ By K. S. Brooks / Silverado Express NewspaperMy rescuer, Carmella of Columbia Basin Search Dogs. Photo by K.S. BrooksIt’s white, but it’s dark. Your arms are pinned. You can’t move your legs. Are you up or down? You can’t tell. Muffled voices filter down through the packed snow, at least you think that. Do they know you’re there? You want to scream, but you don’t want to waste precious air. Terror overrules logic, so you scream bloody murder.
By KS Brooks, K. S. Brooks| Medium@ Teacher Larrie Nokes works in her fifth grade classroom at Fort Colville Elementary School. Photo by K.S. BrooksThese are not easy times, by any means. While there are predictions that just over half a million people worldwide are over the age of 100, odds are that most of them were too young to remember the flu pandemic of 1918. This means that we are all experiencing something no one has gone through before. It’s only natural that this would cause anxiety, grief, and fear.
Company Info
Chewelah Independent
The Independent is a locally-owned newspaper published by the Arnold family of Chewelah, Washington. This weekly newspaper is published every thursday and distributes 2,250 paid copies by US Mail and through local newsstands in Chewelah, Colville, Addy, Bluecreek, Valley, Springdale and Suncrest. The Independent is the legal newspaper for Stevens County, City of Chewelah and the town of Springdale.
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