Alaska Short Stories and Articles
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The following are short stories that I wrote about my travels, painting on location in Alaska, and
my feelings about personal subjects. Click on the title to open the page and read the whole
story. You may copy them for personal use, however if you want to publish one of my short
stories and photos, please e-mail me for permission. Thank you, Dianne Roberson Hendrix
Click on each story title to read the whole story.
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In this story, Alaskan Artist Dianne
Roberson Hendrix drove to Homer,
Alaska in October of 1996 and
chartered a boat to go halibut
fishing.
After camping in the
wilderness of Alaska for
weeks, Alaskan Artist Dianne
Roberson Hendrix writes of
her wild life in Anchorage.
This is a story about Alaska Artist
Dianne Roberson Hendrix chasing
the northern lights in December
on a drive to Valdez, Alaska.
Dianne Roberson Hendrix
Alaskan Artist, painting on
location in Alaska is self
reflecting in this story.
This is just a simple tale of daily life
of Alaska Artist Dianne Roberson
Hendrix in Alaska. The Arctic with
its' abundant wildlife makes
moose painting easy.
Events in this Alaskan adventure happened in the early 1995, names and places have been altered for privacy.
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The shock of Dianne Roberson
Hendrix returning to the lower
forty-eight for a visit after working in
Alaska many years is a humorous
satire.
Alaskan Glaciers, Alaskan
trains, new friends with my same
name and a whole town living in
one big building made an odd trip.
Alaskan Artist Dianne Roberson
Hendrix on another Alaska
adventure.
Knik Glacier is a few miles from
the studio of Alaskan Artist Dianne
Roberson Hendrix. It is up the Knik
River in the Matanuska Valley, by
airboat since there no roads to this
glacier.
Art World Plus Short Stories
Alaskan Art by Alaskan Artist Dianne Roberson Hendrix
Palmer, Alaska 99645
Phone/Fax: 907-745-7311 | E-Mail: dianne@artworldplus.com
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Copyright 2005 © Dianne Roberson Hendrix. All rights reserved.
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Facts and thoughts
about my Native
American heritage and
destiny.