
Kate Carroll De Dutes
Lives in Portland, Oregon in a house with lots of light, wood floors, and a view of the best bridge in the city. In the evenings, she sits at her great-grandparents’ quarter-sawn oak table and writes long-hand about grief, the drama of perimenopause and dating, riding bikes, and the joys and challenges of authentic living. Also, she apparently uses a lot of compound nouns.
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It’s here! Kate’s new book full of essays from her critically-acclaimed blog, that have been called “a pilgrim’s map to those hidden spots where authentic experiences await anyone brave enough to look for them.”
You can also buy the book at your local bookstore. (If it’s not in stock, they can order it for you. Supporting independent bookstores helps keep writers writing and readers reading.)
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It’s here! Kate’s new book full of essays from her critically-acclaimed blog, that have been called “a pilgrim’s map to those hidden spots where authentic experiences await anyone brave enough to look for them.”
You can also buy the book at your local bookstore. (If it’s not in stock, they can order it for you. Supporting independent bookstores helps keep writers writing and readers reading.)

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Published September 4, 2018 by KateCarroll
The Authenticity Experiment, the intimacy edition. The North Dakota Music Teacher arrived in Portland recently and almost immediately we began talking about how people build relationships.
Published May 7, 2018 by KateCarroll
The Authenticity Experiment, the tie edition. The Lyft driver picked us up at the Tampa Marriott Waterside hotel, two of the 15,000 writers who were heading out for something different on the last night.