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Sunday Dutro
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Sunday Dutro was born and raised in San Diego, California. She kept a journal from the age of ten and still has all but one from her teenage years. An avid reader, library supporter, and entrepreneur; she has a book, a pen, and a business idea with her at all times.
Dutro attended college at the University of California, Davis, where she edited her department newsletter, ran a weekly Poetry Slam, and occasionally wrote an article for the school paper. She actively made all the wrong choices and did all the wrong things but somehow managed to graduate with a BA before absconding to Europe.
In Barcelona, Spain, Dutro earned her Certificate in English Language Teaching from the International House before backpacking across the continent solo. With the exception of a stomach bug between Turkey and Romania, it was a formative part of her life.
Upon returning to the States, Dutro ended up in Finance for a decade before following her heart to the mountains where she met the Sweet Love of her life, had two miscarriages and two live births, and found her passion for small town living among the pines.
Sunday Dutro is an internationally published writer, and nonfiction reader for Kitchen Table Quarterly. A UC Davis, Writing By Writers Manuscript-Boot-Camp, and Haven I Writing Retreat alum, she is a member of Authors of the Flathead, AWP, and an Emerging Writer Member of The Author’s Guild. A Montana Arts Council MAP Certified Artist, Sunday lives in Western Montana with her family where she serves as a trustee on her local public library board, maintains two monthly columns in The Sanders County Ledger, and hosts the free Flashlights & Firelight Online Book Club.
Some of Dutro’s Favorite Quotes
True courage is being afraid and doing it anyway.
(Multiple attributions possible including Oprah Winfrey)
Writing is like sex. First you do it for love, then you do it for your friends, and then you do it for money.
Virginia Woolf
I’m just Betty. I’m the same Betty that I’ve always been. Take it or leave it.
Betty White
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