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Michelle Huneven's homes burned down in the Eaton fire. Her new novel, coincidentally, celebrates Altadena

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Michelle Huneven, who was born and raised in Altadena and recently lost her homes there, finds herself circling back to the same familiar patch of land in her fiction. The middle-class Altadena family at the heart of her new novel, 'Bug Hollow,' is also confronted with crises at every turn.

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Michelle Huneven's homes burned down in the Eaton fire. Her new novel, coincidentally, celebrates Altadena

Michelle Huneven, who was born and raised in Altadena and recently lost her homes there, finds herself circling back to the same familiar patch of land in her fiction. The middle-class Altadena family at the heart of her new novel, 'Bug Hollow,' is also confronted with crises at every turn.

2 days ago·Los Angeles, United States

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