
John Counts
News Leader at Ann Arbor News
News Leader at MLive
Investigations editor for @MLive. Punk rock crooner. "Bear County, Michigan" coming 2025 from @northwesternup. Book riffage at https://t.co/Ma8WI5ap71
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3 weeks ago |
jcounts.substack.com | John Counts
In our backyard, here on the rural outskirts of Detroit, we have a little white house – a playhouse, but a little more advanced. We call it The Little House. It was built by my father-in-law’s father back in the ‘50s or ‘60s. He was one of those guys who could build anything, kind of like my father-in-law. I was never one of those guys. The only thing I could ever build were songs, stories and, recently, a book – Bear County, Michigan.
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2 months ago |
kirkusreviews.com | John Counts |Alison Espach |Richard Wright
A book concerning misfits should be more thrilling. A mostly marginal cast of characters struggles through life in western Michigan in these short stories. The fictional Bear County, Michigan—in a state shaped like a hand, it’s the “middle of the pinkie,” according to one character—is a post-industrial place marked by a lack of good jobs and the beautiful shoreline of Lake Michigan.
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Oct 30, 2024 |
pubs.usgs.gov | John Counts |William H. Craddock |Jared T. Gooley |Marc L. Buursink
First posted October 30, 2024 Using a geology-based assessment methodology, the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) estimated undiscovered, technically recoverable mean resources of 16 million barrels of oil and 348 billion cubic feet of gas in conventional reservoirs of the Norphlet Formation in the U.S. Gulf Coast region.
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Jun 20, 2024 |
jcounts.substack.com | John Counts
I was in the middle of the master’s program at Columbia College Chicago circa 2007 when novelist, professor, Windy City expert, punk Buddhist and all-around kind soul Don De Grazia agreed to be my thesis advisor. Don and I first met at an official school function where there were drinks. We drank a couple of those, then immediately hit the bar. And for the rest of my time in Chicago, this was our way.
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Mar 8, 2024 |
mlive.com | John Counts
You can live like a sophisticate in Ann Arbor -- but it will cost you. Five grand per month, apparently. In the latest installment of, “Wowzers, Why Is Ann Arbor As Expensive As Manhattan?” Ryan Stanton had a story about luxury-branded apartments downtown dubbed “The Brady.”He reported that some monthly rents for two-bedroom units in the renovated building at 414 S. Main St. top $5,000.
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