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Bart Yates

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Bart Yates is an American novelist, from Iowa City, Iowa. He also writes under the pen name of Noah Bly.

Novels

The Brothers Bishop
The Distance Between Us
Leave Myself Behind
White Creek: A Fable
The Language of Love and Loss
The Very Long, Very Strange Life Of Isaac Dahl

And writing as Noah Bly:

The Third Hill North Of Town

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